Apr 16 2010
Here is a video of the 6 panel candy stripe water feature that was produced for the show garden in the RHS Cardiff Show 2010. More details of the pieces produced for the show can be found here
Mar 29 2010
As promised here are the panels fresh out of the kiln. Apologies for the snapshot – no time to take super quality photos as more panels to make! The show opens April 16th!
Mar 28 2010
Here’s a “Before” photo of 4 of the panels for the water feature in the kiln ready to be fired. The panels will be fired to a temperature of 1400 degrees Fahrenheit / 760 degrees Celsius over a period of around 16 hours. Some of the glass will change colour as part of the firing process. We’ll post an “After” photo tomorrow.
You can find out more about the RHS Cardiff 2010 Show here
Feb 26 2010
Here are the latest visualisations of a glass panel. This one is the size of two breeze blocks to make it very easy to fit into a wall. 4 fused Candy Stripe pink/red/lavender panels are rotated across a clear 6mm sheet of glass. The panel is hand made, going through multiple firings in a kiln up to temperatures of 1500 degrees Fahrenheit.
Each panel is made to order and so exact combinations of colours and patterns are totally bespoke.
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Feb 24 2010
Fresh out of the kiln this morning is the first of the half scale prototype panels for the show garden in the RHS Cardiff Show in April.
The panel consists of three fused panels that are then fused onto a clear back panel.
Please feel free to Contact Us to find out more
Feb 21 2010
We have exciting news! Our glass art for the garden will have it’s first public outing at the Royal Horticultural Society Cardiff Show from the 16th-18th April 2010 in Bute Park.
Light Kiln Glass has been asked to produce three pieces of glass art for a show garden by C J Garden Designs.
The current plan is to produce three different pieces – a water feature, a self standing sculpture and a larger wall panel. The picture above shows some of the sample colour panels that we are producing that may feature in the garden.
Find out more about the show here
