A pumpkin with a carved face, cut from orange and green glass, painted and kiln fired several times. One of a small batch, each with their own personality, that Mary makes each autumn with Halloween in mind.
Made using traditional techniques, the pattern is painted and then fired in a kiln before being framed in lead, soldered together, cemented and polished. The whole process takes several days to complete.
A pumpkin with a carved face, cut from orange and green glass, painted and kiln fired several times. One of a small batch, each with their own personality, that Mary makes each autumn with Halloween in mind.
Made using traditional techniques, the pattern is painted and then fired in a kiln before being framed in lead, soldered together, cemented and polished. The whole process takes several days to complete.
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Sign in to ask a questionMary Corkery has made stained glass since 1996, in a workshop at the bottom of her garden near Harrow. She loves choosing the colours and textures of the glass before painting and firing it.