Ember Divide

This fused glass dish commands attention with its bold contrast and spontaneous energy. One side blazes with vivid vermilion, the other cools in smoky slate—divided not by a hard line but by a burst of scattered droplets that mingle and overlap. These scattered forms, part ash and part spark, create a sense of combustion captured mid-motion, like lava meeting stone.

Crafted with intentional asymmetry and gentle curvature, the piece balances its heat with restraint. It’s striking yet grounded, making it perfect for display or functional use in a modern space. With its abstract expression of tension and transformation, this dish evokes the moment just before change takes hold—fiery, grounded, and full of momentum.

ARTIST: Darlene Heusser