Ashcraft Glass Tri-Color Arrow Earrings
Glass earrings by Jenna Ashcraft
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Stainless Steel Ear Hooks
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Metals used to make the colors in glass fluctuate when exposed to heat. Please note that slight variations in certain colors are to be expected, assuring your piece is one of a kind!
Jenna Ashcraft
"I’ve been working in the glass world since 2011. I started off in sales, and after a few years of being immersed in the creative environment, I transitioned to making.
In 2017 I had the opportunity to attend Penland School of Craft. There, I gained knowledge and skills needed to dive full time into glass as a career.
Currently I design and work out of a shared studio space in Asheville, NC. I find joy in the process of dreaming an idea and turning it into something tangible. My work presents a balance of geometric form coupled with an array of color in which I hope to encapsulate the ethereal nature of glass."
Flameworking
"Flameworking, also called torchworking, is a process using a table top torch to melt and manipulate rods of glass.
I use a type of glass called Borosilicate, which is often referred to as “hard glass.” It is a durable material that allows me to create varying sizes of work that remain lightweight and wearable."
Borosilicate, also known as Pyrex, has a high melting point, and is resistant to thermal shock. It is the choice glass used for cookware, scientific purposes, pipes, and jewelry.
