Supermoon Going Wild Product:Supermoon Going Wild The glass is first kiln-fired

The glass is first kiln-fired to fuse the each component into a single piece of glass

they're available in a variety of colorways

Dust with cloth as needed

Pearlescent clay gives the piece a pleasing glow

Hand sculpted lizards mounted on either side of the bottle

Supermoon Going Wild Product:Supermoon Going Wild The glass is first kiln-firedTo create this fanciful scene of a shiny "Super Moon", artist Pamela Acheson Myers used swaths of impasto and multiple layers of acrylic paint; in many areas the paint is intentionally applied unevenly, leaving gaps that reveal the colors beneath. Its shimmery silver and gold hues add life to the work, changing in intensity depending on the light. Gallery wrapped with the image extending along the sides, this work is wired and ready to hang.