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Dougherty Glassworks Color Band Cruets - Peach
$160.00
Dougherty Glassworks Color Band Cruets - Peach
9.5 x 5.5 inches
These cruets feature clear body with a band of color around the center allowing you to see what you have inside.
An ergonomic pinch in the middle makes it easier grip to when cooking and pouring.
* Each piece of Dougherty Glasswork is handmade and individually unique. some may have slight variations in color or small bubbles from the furnace. Theses are evidence of the process by which they are made.
Dougerty Glassworks
Born & raised in California's central Valley, Cameron attended California State University. While earning his degree in Business Information Systems, he took glassblowing as an elective, and never looked back.
In order to pursue his passion for glass, he travelled to North Carolina's distinguished Penland School of Crafts in Fall of 2010. By December 2010, he had began working for artist Bryon Sutherland in Gridley, CA. While Working with Bryon, Cameraon was able to add many skills to his repertoire, as well as receive practical knowledge in the industry. He relocated to Portland Oregon in 2015 to further pursue his my career. There he worked as a glassblowing instructor at Live Laugh Love Art as well as being a demonstrating artist at Gorge Glasshaus.
In early 2017 he married and settled in Vancouver, BC. His practice is run out of Terminal City Glass Co-op, while also working as the Studio Manager there.
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