Oddjects Apron in Sand and Pollen Aprons Shaped with traditional mouth-blowing techniques

Shaped with traditional mouth-blowing techniques out of borosilicate glass

the book features essays by Lucy Lippard

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Each piece features is visually unique features such as a handle inspired by traditional fire tools and the signature Smithey 3-holed helper handle

The Rautis family company still practices the unique craft of glass bead blowing and hand-manufacture of Christmas bead ornaments

Oddjects Apron in Sand and Pollen Aprons Shaped with traditional mouth-blowing techniquesThis apron has two patch pockets and is sewn in a no tie, cross back, pinafore style. Textile designer and maker Heather Moore creates simple but eye catching patterns in a variety of soft goods. The Oddjects pattern features trios of fun oblong shapes lined up and joined with little rectangles arranged in parallel across the fabric. The design is printed on a cotton linen basecloth that is durable and ages beautifully.