These bowls are examples of the shapes I make that can be reproduced in any glass that you see on any page on this site, subject to availability. My supplier doesn't always have what I want!
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Bullseye white, colored with powdered glass. It is about 13" in diameter. The rim is 3", and the bowl is about 1 1/2" deep.

Two layers of Spectrum Baroque Blue form this freeform bowl. It is 10x11", 4" deep.

A drop-thru bowl is formed on a ring mold, a circle with an open center for the glass to sag down through during firing. The depth of the bowl is determined by the height of the posts used to hold up the ring. This piece is Bullseye irridized light plum, 9" rim diameter, 4 3/4" center, 1 1/2" deep.

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Spectrum light cobalt wispy opalescent glass used on a taco salad-shaped mold. It is about 11" round, 4" deep.

Bullseye irridized light plum cut in a square was used on a drop-through ring mold to form this 9" diagonial bowl.

Two layers of Spectrum Baroque Amethyst form this freeform bowl. It is 10x11", 4" deep.

Bullseye clear glass, decorated with clear and cobalt frit (powdered glass) lightly fused to leave a texture to the fingers. This bowl is 9" round, 5 1/2" deep

Inside view of the taco bowl.

One layer of Spectrum Baroque Anethyst/White makes an interesting freeform dish. It looks good with a round candle, or a single gardenia