Share on Tumblr While IgniteMe took its first visit to Natty Glassworks in Las Vegas, we were surprised to find out that Ben Burton aka Burtoni would be spending a week in the studio that Natty calls home. The day after visiting Natty we went back down to the studio to see the master at work. The day started out a little rough due to a kiln malfunction but once we got the word from the manufacturer on what to do with it Burtoni got to...
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While IgniteMe took its first visit to Natty Glassworks in Las Vegas, we were surprised to find out that Ben Burton aka Burtoni would be spending a week in the studio that Natty calls home. The day after visiting Natty we went back down to the studio to see the master at work. The day started out a little rough due to a...
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Over the weekend we were invited back into the studio to see Ben Burton aka Burtoni at work once more before his departure from Las Vegas. We got the opportunity to see the pieces we had seen him work on last time only completed as well as some new work he had for the day. We quickly threw on one of Ben’s preset...
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More often than not whilst “nerding-out” amongst other glass otaku do I find myself in the age old argument of “Synthetic Opals vs. Real Opals”. Without any knowledge on the subject I often just sit back and let the argument go on, but now after having enough I’ve decided to read up on the...
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After much time and consideration (and a long holiday weekend at the High Times Cannabis Cup in Denver, CO) we’ve finally found a winner of the Health Stone Glass “Glass Interactions” contest!
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