Cabo Arch
This freestanding sculptural piece was inspired by the large rock formations off the beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It was made by cutting 3/8” wide strips of glass, assembling the strips on edge and then firing in the kiln. After the first firing, the piece is slumped into it’s S-shaped curve to allow it to stand upright.
This freestanding sculptural piece was inspired by the large rock formations off the beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It was made by cutting 3/8” wide strips of glass, assembling the strips on edge and then firing in the kiln. After the first firing, the piece is slumped into it’s S-shaped curve to allow it to stand upright.
This freestanding sculptural piece was inspired by the large rock formations off the beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It was made by cutting 3/8” wide strips of glass, assembling the strips on edge and then firing in the kiln. After the first firing, the piece is slumped into it’s S-shaped curve to allow it to stand upright.