Art Glass from

Glass Artist, White Elk

"He who works with his hands is a laborer.
He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman.
He who works with his hands, his head and his heart is an artist."
~ St. Francis of Assisi

 

White Elk at Work

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist



 

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist




 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist

 

 

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist



 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist

 



 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist

 


 


Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 


Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist



 

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


 

 

 

Glass Artist, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Coloraado Artist


A word about this multi-talented Glass Artist

 

Marty's fascination with water, how it moves and how light passes through it led to his interest in the medium of blown glass. He has studied extensively the properties of light and water combinations, as they relate to the rainbows, chakras, and to various healing and art forms.

"My love of glass supports my philosophies in spirituality and prayer. I believe that a spiritual magic occurs when ancient ocean sands are gathered from mother earth and placed into a crucible of fire, tempering the elements into molten fluid called glass. When this molten glass is mixed with various metals to create colors of the rainbow, and formed into free flowing vessels, a hint into the mystery of creation is revealed."

Marty's style of blowing is "off hand blowing"; he uses no molds, and does no grinding. This is a very difficult style of glass blowing as it requires "one shot" accuracy. The molten glass, fired to 2300 degrees, is blown and shaped from the artist's hands with the use of simple tools. The result? Exquisite Art Glass.

The colors he uses are mixed to promote healing and generate health.

Marty White Elk and his family have lived in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains for twenty years. His exquisite art glass is created in a small studio adjacent to their mountain cabin.

Marty's personal spiritual journey, his wife Jo, and their son Elijah Nokoi, are the passion, heart and soul of his art.

The Magic
"Night Dance"

 




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If a day trip to the Colorado Rocky Mountains interests you,
our private studio is located just 7 miles north of Estes Park, or
1 hour from Boulder, Colorado.

Come and tour our glass art studio, meet the glass artist and his family,
and take a peek at our mini-gallery, a collection of "Artist Masterpieces",
 as well as a few glass treasures, also known as prototypes and "Artist Seconds".

Call for an appointment and directions.
Be forewarned, we are in the boonies, you'll love it!!!

If you have a moment, please visit our family page:
"About the Artist and Family"

970-577-1546

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