Glass Wisp Sculpture on Crystal, Large

A sinuous column of hand-blown art glass rises thirty-one inches from its crystal base, the form tapering and curling with the organic spontaneity that only the glassblower's breath can coax from molten material. Light moves through it rather than across it, pooling and refracting in ways that shift with the hour and the room. It is the kind of object that quietly commands a console, a library shelf, or any surface that benefits from vertical punctuation and a sense of genuine craft.