Description: Lampwork Artists Christopher Rice C.N.Y. Glass Studio Glass Beads, Marbles, Sculpture, jewelry, lampworking classes, and fusing classes in New York. Beads, Marbles, Glass blown Bulbs, pendants, jewelery, blacksmith, blacksmithing, custom blacksmith, ornamental iron work, interior exterior design, lighting, custom fireplace doors, fireplace screens, welding, welder, portable welding, boonville, NY, railings,
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It fascinates me that something so cold, dirty, and plain, such as a length of steel, can be heated and manipulated and turned into something so alive and so beautiful. I love being a part of this medium, and I’m always striving to achieve something new, pushing myself to learn and trying new ideas with every project. Each one is unique, a special piece of art that compliments your home. We appreciate you taking the time to browse our website and learn more about us. Take a look around, contact us with your
My Blog Visit my blog from time to time to keep up to date with current projects, and what’s happening in the shop. Go to blog About Christopher Christopher’s career as an artist began in January of 2000 when he opened C.N.Y. Glass Studio. Creating various blown glass pieces, his work focused on the art of Contemporary Marbles. These small collectibles were one of a kind, and contained intricate surface and internal designs making each one unique. In 2009, he decided to go back to college at MVCC in Utica,
"We are only days away now from occupying our new home in the Adirondack Park Reserve and we continue to marvel and appreciate the great work you have completed on our Kitchen Island Chandelier and the wrought iron bannister and finials on the staircase. It all ties together so beautifully. Your masterful iron work makes us feel at one with the natural world that surrounds us. Thank you for your hard work and creativity, designing and fabricating these core elements of our retreat on Chase's Lake. It is all