Karg Art Glass

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  XL Eight, Reactive Blue
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 24.5" x 9.5" x 6.5"
  $1,675

  

  Orb Shell, Green Lip
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 9" x 21" irregular
  $780
  
  

  

  Tall Tree, Reactive Blue
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 6" x 16.5" x 9"
  $480
  
  

  

  Purple Orb Shell
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 11" x 17" x 19"
  $780
  
  

  

  Eight, Reactive Blue
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 7" x 18.25" x 5"
  $480
  
  

  

  Twist Confusion
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 17" x 6.5" x 6.5"
  $480

  

  Double Hole, Black
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 7" x 17" x 5"
  $480

  

  Reactive Blue Twist
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 20" x 6" x 7"
  $480

  

  Speckled Yellow Red Paperweight
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 3" round
  $120
  
  

  

  Picollo, Reactive Blue
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 4" round
  $140
  
  

  

  Large Blown Mag, Black
  
  Blown Glass
  Art dimensions: 6.25" round
  $345
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• Rollin Karg is a renowned glass artisan from the midwest who designs and creates small and massive sculptural pieces from molten glass, usually shaped in a freeform, asymmetrical manner. He brings the glass to life through his dynamic use of color, especially dichroic colors – a color that transmits one color while reflecting another – which adds a unique dimension to the piece.
  
  While Karg prefers to use traditional techniques of glassmaking that are thousands of years old, he also adds his own inventive techniques to each project. It is amazing and awe-inspiring to watch him create massive works of art through the use of a five-foot blowpipe.
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  Although Karg spent the first part of his career as an industrial engineer, photographer, potter and woodworker before becoming a full time glass artist in 1983, he has quickly gained notoriety for his contribution to the world of glass art. He has won many awards in competitions and shows throughout the united states and his work has been shown at galleries and exhibitions throughout most of North America.