Cane Work Vase in Cobalt and Honey Gold by Harry Boux

Elevate your decor with this exquisite Cobalt and Honey Gold Glass Vase, expertly crafted by renowned artist Harry Boux using the intricate cane working technique. This stunning vase features a captivating design of swirling patterns in vibrant cobalt blue and rich honey gold. The dynamic interplay of colors creates a mesmerizing effect that draws the eye, making it a standout piece in any room.

Hand-blown with precision, this bowl showcases Harry Boux's mastery of traditional glassmaking, blending it with contemporary aesthetics. Ideal for displaying fresh flowers or as a standalone decorative object, this vase is a perfect addition to the collection of any art lover or home decor enthusiast

Dimensions: 7" x 11"
Material: Hand-blown glass
Technique: Cane Working
Colors: Cobalt Blue, Honey Gold

Bring a piece of fine craftsmanship into your home with this Cobalt and Honey Gold Glass Bowl by Harry Boux. Its sophisticated design and masterful execution make it a timeless addition to any art collection or home decor.

About Harry Boux:

It was as a child that Harry Boux became intrigued by the art of glass blowing. As he was first introduced through his father, Chuck Boux, who was taking lessons at Old Brooklyn Glass, New York in 1989. Harry started his apprenticeship at the age of 13 in 1994, at Sigma Glass in St. Petersburg, FL. Once he was tall enough to gather glass out of a furnace, Harry started what would become his lifelong profession. By the age of 16, he worked in his father’s hot shop up to thirty hours a week blowing glass. As Harry got older, he regularly traveled around Florida participating in art shows. Now nearly 26 years into his career, Harry is widely considered to be a master crafter working alongside many artists and helping educate the community about glass blowing. Currently at the age of 39, Harry is a Glass Artist in St. Petersburg Florida. He is the team leader for many creative projects throughout the area and is deeply embedded in the local creative community.