Carnival tumbler Teapots

Carnival tumbler TeapotsDue to their handmade nature each glass will vary a bit in size and design but are usually around 10 11cm high. Made to be used for drinking whether that be water, smoothie or your favourite tipple. Keith Grinters work as a glassblower is a harmonious blend of technique and artistry, where fluidity and precision meet to create captivating forms. With each piece, Keith explores the delicate balance between control and chaos inherent in glass, a medium

My firing methods of using a wood kiln and spraying a small quantity of soda ash solution in at high temperatures creates the variegated flashings and speckled glaze patterns – different on each piece

and its potential to spawn new art forms and its relevance to his own practice

A3 Edition of 75

Large 55mm length

Large white framed: 680mm W x 695mm H

the hibiscus flower to represent our proximity to the pacific ocean and islands and the Māori bowl as a recognition of New Zealand’s history with the indigenous Māori people

This screenprint is a reproduction of a painting begun after the event but only just recently finished

'I presume they’re lovers as they are walking in step

Elegant 22ct gold plated shell caps hold white freshwater pearls

Daniel is self taught artist and designer with a desire for both simplicity and capturing the essence and beauty of his subject

celebrated for her masterful portraits

A beautiful peacock pearl sits in a sterling silver cap