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Signed Mt St Helens Ash Art Glass Vase - Iridescent Pulled Feather - Emerald City Seattle - 1980s Volcanic Ash Studio Glass - Memorial Vase
Signed Mt St Helens Ash Art Glass Vase - Iridescent Pulled Feather - Emerald City Seattle - 1980s Volcanic Ash Studio Glass - Memorial Vase
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$148.00 USD
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Stunning Signed Mt. St. Helens Volcanic Ash Art Glass Vase – Emerald City Art Glass, Seattle
This exquisite hand-blown art glass vase is a true piece of Pacific Northwest history. Crafted by the renowned Emerald City Art Glass studio in Seattle, this piece features a mesmerizing "Pulled Feather" design with a brilliant iridescent luster.
What makes this vase truly extraordinary is the material: it was created using authentic volcanic ash from the historic May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens. The incorporation of ash into the glass melt creates a unique, mystical iridescence that shifts beautifully under different lighting conditions.
Product Details:
Artisan/Studio: Emerald City Art Glass (Seattle, WA)
Design: Classic "Pulled Feather" motif in iridescent blues, purples, and golds.
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the polished pontil base.
Material: Studio glass infused with genuine Mt. St. Helens volcanic ash.
Era: Circa 1980s.
Condition:
Excellent Vintage Condition. This piece has been meticulously cared for and shows no chips, cracks, or scratches. The iridescent finish remains vibrant and intact. It comes with its original informational tag explaining the volcanic ash glass-making process.
Dimensions:
[Please insert Height here, e.g., 6.5 inches]
[Please insert Width/Diameter here, e.g., 4 inches]
Why It’s a Must-Have:
Whether you are an art glass collector or a lover of geological history, this vase is a striking conversation piece. The "Pulled Feather" technique is a hallmark of high-end studio glass, and the volcanic ash pedigree adds a layer of rarity and West Coast heritage.
Shipping:
This item will be packed with extreme care using professional-grade materials to ensure it arrives safely at your doorstep. Insurance is included.
💡 Professional Listing Tips:
The Story Sells: Mentioning the specific eruption date (May 18, 1980) in the description adds historical weight that justifies a price above $140.
The Signature: Since you have a photo of the signature, make sure to select that as your second or third photo in the Etsy gallery.
Keywords to Use in "Materials": Blown Glass, Volcanic Ash, Lustre.
This exquisite hand-blown art glass vase is a true piece of Pacific Northwest history. Crafted by the renowned Emerald City Art Glass studio in Seattle, this piece features a mesmerizing "Pulled Feather" design with a brilliant iridescent luster.
What makes this vase truly extraordinary is the material: it was created using authentic volcanic ash from the historic May 18, 1980, eruption of Mount St. Helens. The incorporation of ash into the glass melt creates a unique, mystical iridescence that shifts beautifully under different lighting conditions.
Product Details:
Artisan/Studio: Emerald City Art Glass (Seattle, WA)
Design: Classic "Pulled Feather" motif in iridescent blues, purples, and golds.
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the polished pontil base.
Material: Studio glass infused with genuine Mt. St. Helens volcanic ash.
Era: Circa 1980s.
Condition:
Excellent Vintage Condition. This piece has been meticulously cared for and shows no chips, cracks, or scratches. The iridescent finish remains vibrant and intact. It comes with its original informational tag explaining the volcanic ash glass-making process.
Dimensions:
[Please insert Height here, e.g., 6.5 inches]
[Please insert Width/Diameter here, e.g., 4 inches]
Why It’s a Must-Have:
Whether you are an art glass collector or a lover of geological history, this vase is a striking conversation piece. The "Pulled Feather" technique is a hallmark of high-end studio glass, and the volcanic ash pedigree adds a layer of rarity and West Coast heritage.
Shipping:
This item will be packed with extreme care using professional-grade materials to ensure it arrives safely at your doorstep. Insurance is included.
💡 Professional Listing Tips:
The Story Sells: Mentioning the specific eruption date (May 18, 1980) in the description adds historical weight that justifies a price above $140.
The Signature: Since you have a photo of the signature, make sure to select that as your second or third photo in the Etsy gallery.
Keywords to Use in "Materials": Blown Glass, Volcanic Ash, Lustre.
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