Oct 4, 5, 6, 2013
On my way to the park to walk Sir Kitty, I saw a sign that led me to the first studio, one that I had planned to visit after our walk.
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. A glass sphere that was shown in a Will Smith movie, if my memory serves me right. Copyright Salusa Glassworks, Inc. |
Emma is what every artist needs: the marketer, organizer, and generally the brains, nuts, and bolts behind the art. I enjoyed chatting with her and getting to know what the artists were doing.
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. Bandhu S. Dunham demonstrating glass blowing. His task-master, Emma, had him making 150 glass-blown pickles for a wholesale order. |
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. Emma, the brains behind the scene keeping it all in order, sold, and shipped. |
They were demonstrating their craft of glass-blowing. Bandhu was busy making pickles under strict orders from Emma. They were short 150 pickles for a wholesale order.
The other artist, which I am sorry to say, I never got his name, was busy explaining to a studio visitor on making glass beads.
Other favorite glass projects are the spheres and glass houses. See photos.
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. Glass House. Everything is glass except a few of the mechanisms for keeping the marbles in motion. Copyright Salusa Glassworks, Inc. |
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. Bandhu S. Dunham has written many books on glass making. This one is a textbook used by universities. |
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| Salusa Glassworks, Inc. A new Marble machine, manually turned. Copyright Salusa Glassworks, Inc. |
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