16″ Clematis Lamp

I made this lamp in December and it’s the perfect example of not paying attention to the glass you decide to use in a project. Unlit, the background was a very light wispy green. The leaves were a DARK solid green that went well with the dark blue and purple flowers. I never lit up both pieces of green and held them next to each other to make sure there was enough contrast in them. After the lamp was finished I discovered that the leaves washed out with light behind them and the background actually got darker making them VERY similar.

The lamp is very nice but it wasn’t the look I was originally going for in this particular lamp. Because of this the lamp will not be staying in my living room and is for sale for $400.00
Considering this was the first lamp I made in 5 years I have to say that it went together extremely well. Next week I’ll be making a 11″ Magnolia lamp which is the lamp we start students on when they graduate to the lamp class. Pictures will be posted next week of the finished lamp.

Paul

Bayou Salé GlassWorks
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