Under Glass Cloches, Amber Cowan Nests Enchanting Flameworked Scenes
Known for her lush assemblages of flameworked glass, Amber Cowan reimagines a ubiquitous medium. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Under Glass Cloches, Amber Cowan Nests Enchanting Flameworked Scenes appeared first on Colossal .
Amber Cowan, renowned for her intricate glass sculptures, creates enchanting works by weaving tales of nature and fairytale through her flameworked art. With a focus on cloche and coupe sculptures, the Philadelphia-based artist breathes life into floral arrangements, filigree, and colorful ornaments, breathing new life into discarded materials that are no longer produced.
Currently, her works are on display in various exhibitions, including The Baker Museum in Naples, Florida and upcoming shows at San Francisco’s Museum of Craft and Design in September, and Design Miami in December. Recent pieces like "Swans in Delphite and Rosalene" (2026) and "Rosalene with World’s Fair Pears" (2025) showcase her innovative approach to this delicate medium, captivating viewers with their whimsical details and vibrant colors. To explore more of Cowan's work and stay updated on her exhibitions, follow her on Instagram.
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