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The Art of David Wight
Tsunami Wave
Glass Sculpture
After studying at Pilchuck Glass School and
spending 10 years working with glass and water, he has
created his own style of glass sculpting. Through his unique process, he
allows the glass to have a life of its own,
expressing movement and energy in a way uncommon to traditional glass working.
He lives in his home town of Bellingham,
Washington. Surrounded by the Cascade Mountains and the San Juan Islands,
Bellingham offers inspiration to his work as does spending several months of the
year in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Tsunami Wave - Size Chart |
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 Golden Hour Amethyst - Small Tsunami Wave Actual Gold Dust in the Glass
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Also Available in X-Large &
XX-Large |
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New Style! - "The
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New! Introducing "Neptune" with bubbles and "Sunset Tango" without bubbles |
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Light Box |
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The
Light Boxes can either be plugged into a standard wall outlet with the
included AC adapter, or run off of 3 AA batteries. The light source
is a high intensity LED, |
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