Ripple GLASS | LAUREN HUNT

Ripple GLASS | LAUREN HUNTDiscover the elegance of Ripple Glass, where handcrafted artistry meets modern design. Each piece showcases exquisite hand blown glass, featuring a mesmerizing ripple texture that reflects light beautifully. Accentuated with a colorful band around the lip, these glasses bring a vibrant touch to any setting. Inspired by classic cut crystal glassware, Ripple Glass seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, perfect for the

Discover the elegance of Ripple Glass, where handcrafted artistry meets modern design. Each piece showcases exquisite hand blown glass, featuring a mesmerizing ripple texture that reflects light beautifully. Accentuated with a colorful band around the lip, these glasses bring a vibrant touch to any setting. Inspired by classic cut crystal glassware, Ripple Glass seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, perfect for the sophisticated, modern home.

Dimensions: 8 cm x 8 cm

Note : Each glass is hand made so please expect slight differences in hight and thickness of color band around the lip.

GLASS ARTIST | LAUREN HUNT  

Lauren Hunt is an accomplished artist and educator with over 17 years of experience in glassblowing. She discovered her passion for glass art at Virginia Commonwealth University, where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Following graduation, she accepted a position in Corning, New York, launching her career at the prestigious Corning Museum of Glass. There, she honed her craft as part of the Hot Glass Show and the unique Blow Glass at Sea program, showcasing her talent to audiences around the world. 

Hunt's glass art draws deeply from her years of travel while performing aboard Celebrity Cruise ships, where ever-changing landscapes and cultures shaped her creative vision. Her current work emphasizes color and form, blending artistry and precision to craft balanced, thoughtfully designed pieces.

In the United States, Hunt has both taught and created at renowned institutions such as The Corning Museum of Glass, Penland School of Craft, and The Lost Pines Art Center. Since moving to New Zealand, she has embraced new teaching opportunities, sharing her expertise at Amokura Glass in Rotorua and Monmouth Glass Studio in Auckland.