NAG Glass Solutions (NGS)

Commission alert!   We've designed and fabricated a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired panel in the figurative shape of a Magnolia and a Tilia tree intertwined.  Client's Vision A Magnolia tree and a Tilia Tree. The color palette will be mostly green with a splash of pink, yellow, blue and clear representing the stars, sun and the sky! Designer's Interpretation Fabrication Process   Completed Commission   This Frank Lloyd Wright inspired piece became more figurative as the design and colours evolved, until it became this magnificent magic!⁠ ⁠ Another team effort by the NAG Gang!

Tuesday Fuseday!⁠⁠One of our regular customers had a unique idea - He intentionally created spiderweb breaks, then rearranged the broken pieces and had us do a partial fuse on them!⁠⁠ The end result was a series of "broken glass" pieces with rounded edges, perfectly capturing the chaos of shattered glass, and making the pieces safe to handle!⁠ Shoutout to Ross for his creativity!⁠

Celebrate Mother's Day with Northern Art Glass! We have unique Mother's Day gift ideas that are perfect for that special woman in your life this Mother's Day, whether you're shopping for your mom, grandma, wife, or friend. GIFT CARDS Give the gift or choice this Mother's Day! Gift card are now 10% OFF and are applicable to Courses, Workshops, Tools, Supplies, Finished Goods and Services. Save up to $50 on gift cards with our Mother's Day Promo!   Click here for giftcards. HANDCRAFTED GLASS JEWELRY  Not to discount the loveliness of flowers, but when shopping for Mother's Day, jewelry gifts are lasting. There is a...

We often get questions about paint on glass, and here's a bit of info for the curious.   Glass paint comes in powder form until diluted with water or glycerin. At that point it becomes ink-like in consistency until it dries back into a powder. It's painted on when wet, and then fired in a kiln after it's dry. While it's dry, it's easily smudged and wiped off of the glass, so it's imperative that it's handled carefully so as to not ruin the work. ⁠⁠And while working with it, one needs to wear a respirator as the paint powder...