Description
This is a large platter created with a process called “pattern flow slab.” Karla cut and stacked the pastel colored (green, purple, yellow) glass in a thick pile and fired the kiln. Then during fusing, the glass flowed into thin layers. She then took the large blank and sliced it with a diamond saw, and laid the slices side by side. After re-fusing and slumping in a curving mold, this amazing piece emerged. It’s large enough for serving a main course, but it also looks great as a display piece.
Form: Shallow rectangular tray
Technique: Pattern flow melt, cut and reassembled, fused, coldworked, slumped
Home Use: This tray is made of 1/4″ thick fusible glass. It is sturdy and won’t break with the bumps and bangs of normal use. It is food-safe, but please don’t put it on a hot stove or in a microwave. It can be put in the dishwasher, but we recommend hand washing.
Size: 12.5″ x 17.5″ x 2″
Weight: 3.4 lb.
