The best glass ornaments around the world

The best glass ornaments around the world

From Dale Chihuly to Lalique, here are some of the most beautiful glass ornaments in the world.

Dale Chihuly

The Ornaments exhibit at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is one of the most spectacular exhibitions of glass art in recent years. You can see more than 200 works by renowned US artist Dale Chihuly, including pieces from his award-winning “Ornaments” series. Each individual ornament is made using a combination of skills from different glassblowing techniques and is inspired by nature. The exhibition runs until January 2021.

Lalique

 Lalique has been creating beautiful crystal for more than a century. With its signature style that combines Art Deco elegance with contemporary flair, the brand has become one of the most sought-after luxury brands in Europe and beyond. Their Orpheus Collection includes an assortment of exquisite blown glass vases, lamps and statues that can be found in museums and galleries worldwide.

Italy: Venice Glass Ornaments

Venetians have been making glass since at least the 14th century, when they were introduced to the craft by Arab traders. Today, Venetian glass is still considered one of the finest in the world, and you can find it in Venice’s many stores and shops.

Germany: Dresden Glass Ornaments

The art of glassblowing has a long history in Dresden, with evidence dating back as far as 1392. Today, there are more than 20 manufacturers still producing hand-blown glass ornaments there using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. The style is known for its bright colors and intricate designs — perfect for adding color to your tree or mantelpiece.

Hand-blown Bohemian glass ball from Romania

This is one of the most popular types of glass balls that you’ll find in Europe and North America. Artisans blow molten glass into a sphere, then cut away at it with metal tools to create elaborate patterns and designs.

Stained glass ornament from France

This is an amazing piece of art! Stained glass artists use a variety of techniques to create beautiful works like this one. They often use lead lines as a base for their designs, which makes it easier to create very detailed images without having to worry about cutting into your design too much when shaping your piece.

Animated Ornament with Light Up Eyes by Kringle Express

This ornament features an animated design that moves when you plug it into an outlet. It has eyes that light up when plugged into an outlet, which makes it appear as if it’s blinking at you! It comes in a variety of colors including blue, green, purple and red so you’re sure to find one that matches your holiday decorating needs.

Heart-Shaped Nesting Glass Ornaments, France

These beautiful nesting ornaments are made in France, and they come with a fun story behind them. They were created by a woman who wanted to give her son a unique gift for Christmas one year. She thought about how she could make something special for him, so she decided to try her hand at glass blowing! She loved it so much that she decided to start making these heart-shaped glass ornaments for others as well! So cute!

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