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This Frigger measures 1.5" in diameter and is 1" tall.

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This Frigger Measures 3.5" in diameter and is 1" tall.

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This Frigger measures 2" in diameter and is 1" tall.

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This Frigger measures 2" in diameter and is 1" tall.

Check out the video to see how we create these paperweights.

This Frigger measures 2.5" in diameter and is 1.5" tall.

Check out the video to see how we create these paperweights.

This Frigger measures 2' in diameter and is 1" tall.

Check out the video to see how we create these paperweights.

This Frigger Measures 2" in diameter and is 1" tall.

Check out the video to see how we create these paperweights.

This Frigger measures 2" in diameter and is 1" tall.

Check out the video to see how we create these paperweights.

This marble is made on a torch that reaches a temperatureof 5000 degrees Fahrenheit. I am wanting to get back into making glass on the torch so I have been practicing with these small marbles. This mushroom marble is created by stabbing a small rid of colored glass into a molten blog of clear. The color liquifies and mushrooms inside the molten glass.

Marble photo is what will be shipped.

Marble is about 1 in.

A fun and whimsical garibaldi swims through cobalt waters. 6 1/4 inches tall, 4 inches deep and 7 inches wide.

This hand sculpted glass starfish was created by John Gibbons of Eureka California. This art glass starfish is made to creep over the side of a table or ledge, and measures about 10 inches in diameter (from the longest two legs across).

I try to capture the essence of the starfish in a tide pool. The starfish is created with the color pattern on the bottom of the starfish that gets magnified from the thick layer of optical clear glass on the top, making the starfish almost look wet.

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This hand sculpted glass starfish was created by John Gibbons of Eureka California. This art glass starfish measures about 10 inches in diameter (from the longest two legs across).

I try to capture the essence of the starfish in a tide pool. The starfish is created with the color pattern on the bottom of the starfish that gets magnified from the thick layer of optical clear glass on the top, making the starfish almost look wet. The pattern on this particular star is called Murrine, an Italian glass technique where I take a glass cane (long rod of glass) and cut it in cross-sections to reveal a pattern that mimics the natural texture of the starfish in the wild. People have also said that it looks like barnacles on the starfish.

Learn more about my shipping process here: bit.ly/3qJDVbx

This hand sculpted glass starfish was created by John Gibbons of Eureka California. This art glass starfish is made to creep over the side of a table or ledge, and measures about 10 inches in diameter (from the longest two legs across).

I try to capture the essence of the starfish in a tide pool. The starfish is created with the color pattern on the bottom of the starfish that gets magnified from the thick layer of optical clear glass on the top, making the starfish almost look wet. The pattern on this particular star is called Murrine, an Italian glass technique where I take a glass cane (long rod of glass) and cut it in cross-sections to reveal a pattern that mimics the natural texture of the starfish in the wild. People have also said that it looks like barnacles on the starfish.

Learn more about my shipping process here: bit.ly/3qJDVbx

This Ghost measures at 3.5” x 6”

Purchase is for 1 skull magnet.

Magnets are about 2” x 3”

Each skull was made by casting molten glass into graphite molds, then finished off with a flame polish and quality check before heading into the oven to cool. Once fully cooled magnets are attached to the backsides of each magnet.

This large Green Coral Reef glass marble is inspired by tube sponges in the coral reef. The colors that form the tubes in the marble are created by layering rods of glass and then stretching the rods into another rod that is then cut into short sections. After the tube sponges are formed, I put the coral reef together and finish off the marble in a graphite mold to give it a perfect spherical shape.

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Approximately 2 1/4 inches in diameter.

Each marble is hand sculpted and may vary slightly from photographs.

This Aqua starfish has a small loop in its leg so that it can be hung on the wall or in a window.

It measures about 5.5 inches wide.

The Jade Vase is made from blown glass with an elegant jade green color, topped with clear glass wrapped in 24 karat gold foil. This vase was inspired from a jade necklace worn by John’s Aunt, which she got in China. 

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It measures about 4” width x 11” height.

This glass jellyfish pendant was hand made by John Gibbons in Eureka, CA. The pendant measures about 1.75 inches long and comes with a sturdy adjustable cord. It was made on a torch using borosilicate glass.

This vase was created using an array of colors and techniques.  John is inspired by the Venetian style of glass blowing the ocean and the endless colors found in glass.  The circular shapes of color are all created by pulling rods of colored glass and cutting them when cold to reveal the pattern that runs through them.  Check out the video on how I do it right here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PLV-KSe0II4.

This vase measures about 12.5 inches tall and 4 inches wide.

explosive color in awesome satisfaction

The Ka-Pow! Starfish is created with an aqua white color pattern on the bottom that gets magnified from the thick optical layer of clear glass on the top.

Choose between Flat and Creeping Styles.

Images are of Creeping. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 5" in diameter.

Each starfish is an unique work of art and is hand signed by John Gibbons.

Cling to Luxury

The Amethyst White Starfish is inspired by a starfish that John saw while diving in La Jolla Cove, CA. This Purple Ochre Sea Star is created with an organic color pattern on the bottom that gets magnified from the thick optical layer of clear glass on the top.

Choose between Flat and Creeping Styles.

Images are of Creeping. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 5" in diameter.

Each starfish is a unique work of art and hand signed by John Gibbons.

The Anemone Windows Vase by John Gibbons is inspired by the patterns and movements of the ocean. It is an original work of art. The windows are optical and change with addition of light. 

It measures about 14.5" height and 8" in diameter.

The pattern in this blown glass vase is achieved by cutting small glass rods and tiles, arranging them in a pattern, and then fusing them together in a 2100 degree kiln. A blow pipe is then rolled along the edge of the glass to form a cylinder. The bottom of the cylinder is closed, which creates a bubble, allowing the glass to then be blown and shaped into the vase. Gibbons uses the optical properties of glass to create a magnifying-glass effect in which the pattern undulates when viewed.

This is a hand sculpted original "Starfish Cluster" by glass artist John Gibbons.

This Starfish Cluster Vessel measures 12" tall and is 11" wide. The base is a small clear glass bowl and the stars are fused to it while it is hot. This sculpture takes John and four skilled assistants working in unison to create. Each star is created by putting a thin layer of colored glass on the back of a thick layer of clear. This technique causes the star to look wet and magnified from the clear glass. John Started this series about 10 years ago while living in San Diego. He found inspiration for his design from working with Cheque Republic glass artist and Italian Glass Sculpture Pino Signoretto.

*Bottom bowl cracked and glued with special glass epoxy.

Hand blown Rainbow Spiral glass marble. This medium-sized marble is made by using long rods of different colored glass, which are then rolled up onto a solid mass of molten clear glass. Next, it is twisted into a spiral pattern and shaped with a mold into a marble.

Approximately 1.5 to 1.75  inches in diameter.

Each marble is hand sculpted and will differ slightly from photograph.

comforting mandarin to warm the winter

This one of a kind bright orange glass starfish was hand sculpted by to capture the movement of the ocean and its currents. 

Choose between Flat and Creeping Styles.

Images are of Creeping. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 5" in diameter.

Each starfish is a unique work of art and hand signed by John Gibbons.

tossed by the waves and mermaid fantasies

The Mermaid Tail Flat Starfish is created with an aquamarine color pattern on the bottom that gets magnified from the thick optical layer of clear glass on the top.

Choose between Flat and Creeping Styles.

Images are of Flat. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 5" in diameter.

Each starfish is a unique work of art and hand signed by John Gibbons.

This Vessel measures 7" in diameter and is 8.5" tall.

verdant, vibrant and vital

This Modern Lush Starfish is created with a rich green and white color pattern on the bottom of the sea star that gets magnified from a thick optical layer of clear glass on the top.

Images are of Creeping. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 6” in diameter.

Each starfish is a unique work of art and hand signed by John Gibbons.

an opulent jewel of the ocean full of mystery

The Moody Opal Starfish is created with a aqua and green color pattern on the bottom of the sea star that gets magnified from a thick optical layer of clear glass on the top.

Images are of Creeping. Flat starfish will rest on a flat surface with no legs bent over the side. Creeping starfish have two bent legs, capturing the moment when the starfish is creeping away, just like it clings to rocks in the ocean.

It is about 6” in diameter.

Each starfish is a unique work of art and is hand signed by John Gibbons.