Sentences with phrase «japanese glass floats»

Inside is a hand macraméed fishing net from which hangs several mouth blown Japanese glass floats, keyrings and trinkets — each acting as anchors whose function is to cue up possible narratives or introduce certain personalities from the Frank O'Hara poem.

An intact Japanese Glass Float is a rare find along the west coast of Northern Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.

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These Japanese glass fishing floats were found in 2014 during one of our Southern Gwaii Haanas Explorer kayak tours.

They recall Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata's 1976 Glass Chair, which was bonded together with glue to give the appearance of floating in the air.

As much art installation as light fixture, these floating Calliope pendants were inspired by the elegance of Japanese calligraphy and the artistry of hand - blown Murano glass.

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Japanese style glass fishing floats are ideal to use as table decor for a Blue Crab Christmas Tablescape.