Garry Nash NZ SMALL ART GLASS VASE whiteglaze or glaze craze - the

or glaze craze - the only oddity is the placement of the green eyes which makes them even more collectable by their uniqueness

No chips or cracks

From lots of sleepless research to find that this 1970s cased light reflecting version of Tajima Glass vases in this particular colourway are far and few between (that's a wordy version of rare)

Because they are handmade and hand painted in Spain by some of the world's greatest porcelain artisans (or so the website tells me)

Garry Nash NZ SMALL ART GLASS VASE whiteglaze or glaze craze - theGarry Nash has been working with hot glass since 1978 and is one of the pioneers of the studio glass movement in New Zealand. He joined Sunbeam Glassworks in Auckland 1981 as a full time glass artist and acquired ownership of Sunbeam seven years later. Today he continues to operate the studio as Nash Glass, pursuing his own personal exploration of the glass medium. (From his website) This piece would have been made in the 80's from the label. I can't