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Posted by Cynthia Trope on January 23, 2020

Image features two circular bowls, one smaller than the other, made of translucent aqua-toned glass, their surfaces showing the textures and irregularities of the stone molds used to shape them. Please scroll down to read the blog post about these objects.

← Glass Shaped in Volcanic Stone
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