Frequently Asked Questions
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Every piece is created individually or in small batches, allowing color, pattern, and form to evolve naturally. Rather than producing large quantities, I explore ideas through limited runs, creating objects that are meant to be discovered, used, and lived with.
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Most functional pieces are food safe unless otherwise noted in the product description. Pieces that are intended primarily as artwork or display will always be clearly identified.
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To help preserve your glass for years to come, I recommend hand washing with mild soap and avoiding sudden temperature changes. Dishwasher soap can etch this type of glass, destroying the finish. The processes we use to create this glass do not prepare it for sudden temperature changes like microwave heating. The glass is likely to shatter. Sudden cold temperatures are likely to crack it as well.
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Yes. Free pickup is available by appointment in Chelsea. Limited hand delivery within Manhattan may also be available by arrangement.
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Not at this time. If you're outside the U.S. and are interested in a piece, please reach out and I'll see what may be possible.
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Because every piece is handcrafted individually or in small batches, slight variations in color, pattern, and texture are part of the character of the work. These subtle differences make each piece unique.
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Yes. I enjoy working with clients to create pieces that celebrate a particular place, story, or occasion. Visit the Commissions page or get in touch to start a conversation.
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I love collaborating! If you are and artist or know an artist who wants to collaborate, please contact me, and we can start a conversation.
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The easiest way to reach me is through the contact page. I personally read every message and will get back to you as soon as I can.