Ember Echo Fused Glass
This vertical wall piece pulses with the energy of raw earth and flame. Against a fluid, ivory-toned background, two organic panels of rust, gold, and ash evoke sediment layers scorched by ancient heat. The irregular edges soften the otherwise architectural lines, inviting a closer look at the speckled textures that seem to whisper stories of geological transformation. A slim band of turquoise glass divides the panels like a moment of breath—an intentional pause in an otherwise smoldering composition.
To the right, a bold ribbon of molten orange and deep red glass rises like a molten flow, bordered by slender lines of steel gray and goldenrod. These contrasting stripes offer a visual cadence, balancing heat with harmony. Whether hung solo or among a collection, this piece makes a compelling statement of resilience, movement, and elemental beauty.
Has a hook on the back to hang on a wall or can be put into a stand (stand not included.)
ARTIST: Nancy Dillingham Marks
Additional information
| Size | 5 1/2" x 10" |
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| Type of Art | Creative work |
| Technique | Fused glass, Powder wafers, Stringers on sheet glass |
| Materials | Bullseye fused glass, Glass powder |
| Color | Blue, Cream, Orange |
| Texture | Embossed or raised details |
| Artist | Nancy Dillingham Marks |
$50.00






