The world of paperweight masterpieces

[@michael_mouse]

... that background synth music takes me back to the 80's... sounds like it could burst into 'Miami Vice' at any time!.. great video btw.

[@justbecauseitscute]

Fantastic, I love to watch the glass makers

[@mht5875]

Back in early 2000's a friend introduced me to millefiori paperweights. I have been collecting them ever since, and never ceased to be amazed at how unique and special each one is as a work of art. I have seen paperweights with some of the tiniest canes, 1/8" in size, that are nothing short of impressive.

[@chickensandwich3398]

Im watching a documentary about paperweights. 😂 And Im enjoying it!

[@marionolsen415]

Many beautiful paperweight examples. Also very interesting to watch how this fascinating pieces of art are made. Thanks for the upload!

[@richardjones4080]

spectacular to see how the flower was encased without being damaged

[@gulamsarwar5073]

Fascinated to witness such art of work....if you possess one you will urge for more... and that goes on ...and your sleep is gone

[@judithwalker3600]

Awesome! Great to see and hear 'Orient and Flume". Local artists just a few blocks from home, like 'Sierra Nevada Brewery'.

[@boxcarchildrent.v.8477]

Great video 👍🏽

[@debbieking5171]

Beautiful and mesmerizing.

[@cstedtler4964]

Thank you, every Paperweight has its on beauty to look at. I also like to hold a paperweight in my hands. The shape, the way it chances temperature in my hands and the smoothness.

[@lindalee7322]

Cool and interesting video. Thanks.

[@gillyphipps4457]

Masters at work

[@borderreiver3288]

love my small collection of paperweights...made by Selkirk Glass.....

[@vyvbasterd9703]

I rather enjoyed this. Thank you!

[@alkowsky]

Paperweights are the ultimate expression of the glass makers art. Understanding that the human hand can never touch the molten glass makes these miniature art objects even more mystifying.

[@128789842]

Great art skill.

[@LinhNgoc-mx7yd]

beautiful, where can i find it

[@waynesullivant]

These remind me of Epoxy tables and coasters.

[@Bowtie41]

What do you call the white line latticework?Any info on where I can see how it's done?It's mesmerizing to me!

[@joshschneider9766]

Reticello. Search here for many examplrs.

[@artycharr]

weird to think that the corning museum has a better lit glass production area than a professional studio/factory.

[@delsakelly3510]

Wow!

[@mongyman58]

Do you do memorial paperweights with ashes?

[@fsankar]

thank you thank you thank you

[@janeday9148]

Woderful video, but music not good, irritating like waiting in a queue to speak to the Doctors receptionist

[@ebthepurple]

i have a paperweight from my grandma that looks like these @7:50

[@EvangelionEscaflowne]

niceee!! Hope you hang on to them

[@judithwalker3600]

Why say it has an inscription on the bottom in Russian if you are not going to tell us what it says?! ??

[@christhelostsoul9927]

Where's the oculus quest 2?