Wineglass with Flameworked Flowers

[@wtf5141]

I could legit watch this kind of stuff all day every day. There is a place in Stowe Vermont that we used to go to to watch this live. It was amazing.

[@wtf5141]

Maybe when all 6 of my kids are grown and out of the house, I'll FINALLY be able to afford to buy myself some of this gorgeous artwork.

[@MegaMesozoic]

Exquisite workmanship!

[@juulvandelaar]

love the videos! But i wanna see the endresult so bad! haha could you maybe show a picture or video of the final object at the end? cooled down and all :)

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+juulvandelaar Thanks for watching! You can see the original object in 360-degree photos here renvenetian.cmog.org/object/wineglass-flameworked-flowers Click on the "View 360" on the right.

[@adamzimmerman9459]

I would love to watch this live, so cool!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Pop in anytime and see artists from around the world working here daily! home.cmog.org/

[@fred5149]

What a beautiful piece and craftsmanship respect🙏.

[@mancheezethegreat8617]

I love the lampworking, so detailed and wonderful.

[@bluemtnsman]

Fantastic bit of craftsmanship. Appreciate the explanations as well.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@josephromatowski3437]

Thank you for these videos!

[@sarahleonard7309]

My awe at the artist's skill is nearly overshadowed at every step by my anxiety that this beautiful object is one tiny mistake away from being completely ruined. I can't get my heart rate to slow down!

[@preciousbash]

I AM FLABBERGASTED!!!!! PURE MASTERY!!!! :-0

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@ntheskeleton4780]

Another stunning work from the masters at the Corning Museum of Glass! I love your videos!

[@camil9450]

I love this series, beautiful and the voice is wonderful soothing and interesting to listen to.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@wolfworks7339]

Good NIGHT that is elegant, and you guys make it look so easy!

[@cureilona]

Genius. Amazing art/work!!!!!

[@ker9714]

So who else thinks this guy fire bends? Doesn't even need gloves, he just wills it to do his flower making bidding; and oh boy does it look fantastic!

[@katanyajason3316]

Yes, this guy is an absolute master! Glassworkers never work with gloves because they need the freedom of movement.

[@chadmiles559]

Beautiful work! Love it.

[@justiceblackwolf369]

amazing and stunning ! 💖

[@SuperMoofie]

Be nice to view the end result in 360. Beautiful.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

You can! Here's the link renvenetian.cmog.org/object/wineglass-flameworked-flowers

[@mar-teacat7918]

what happened to the finished goblet? beautiful work up to that point ,though.

[@ceti2453]

It is marverlous

[@missjabaful]

Мagic! Волшебство!

[@danillo.eu.rodrigues]

this is the only channel that i can tolerate imperial units of measurement

[@danillo.eu.rodrigues]

THIS IS PURE ART!!

[@ATMAtim]

Well that's awfully nice of you...

[@captainaleouse]

how has he hands left!?

[@2b-coeur]

Another glassblower (glassworker?) in the comments of her video was responding to a comment like this, and apparently the glass and maybe the flame too is only hot if you get really close, so you can be a few inches away with no problem?

[@captainaleouse]

strange I would have though glass would conduct the heat very fast

[@alicegalipo3463]

Corning Museum of Glass, what is name the person providing narration for this video?

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Bill Gudenrath - learn more about him on his bio www.cmog.org/bio/william-gudenrath

[@GothamCtySiren]

Thank you very much!

[@lidianc5591]

so, please do tell me when you returned from hogwarts to the muggle world.

[@lilymercy]

blow pipe ponty blow pipe ponty, are they the same or diffrent because I can't tell,you are useing the words interchangeably at different points.Also these are interesting but long periods of silence are throwing me off please put music or more comentary / descriptions of what is happing. I'm just a random person on the internet who found these videos so I don't have a clue what terminology means unless you explicitly tell me. (you don't have to heed my feedback but I figure I'll give it so you have it) Good job you have me intrigued.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

A blow pipe is an iron or steel tube, usually four to five feet long. Blowpipes have a mouthpiece at one end and are usually fitted at the other end with a metal ring that helps to retain the gather. A punty is a solid metal rod that is usually tipped with a wad of hot glass, then applied to the base of a vessel to hold it during the making process. So in short, blow pipes are hollow tubes, puntys are solid. Thanks for watching and for your feedback!

[@lilymercy]

thank you for the explantation

[@dong9514]

To be fair, at the end of the video you said blow pipe instead of punty. When he broke off the piece. The last attachment to the bottom of the goblet, should of been a punty.

[@mohammadalhuniti6216]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾😍😍😍

[@1774Emma]

😃😃😃😃

[@lisathomas1622]

Arghhh! No final shot of the completed glass? Noooooo. 😂

[@blackfoxtail4962]

Tipped yellow glass my ass. Good video tho. I wish i couldd that

[@shivajakka6840]

Gas west's

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

meh