This smaller Bubble Fish can stand alone or be paired with its parent version. Discover the beauty of the ocean with our unique Bubble Fish. Handcrafted with Bullseye glass and fused in a kiln to 1400", each piece is inspired by the mesmerizing colors found in the sea. As a small woman-owned business, we take pride in creating high-quality, one-of-a-kind pieces that make for great gifts. Add a touch of elegance to your home or surprise a loved one with this stunning work of art. Purchase one or pair it with the large Bubble Fish to create a custom family configuration for your home or a loved one's.

Each fish comes with an easy-to-mount stand-up, with a screw and wallboard plug included.

Color: Royal Blue/Teal Blue/Azure

Dimensions: Approx 5 1/4" long

***Please note, each piece is unique and handcrafted, and finish and color may vary slightly from photos.***

About The Artist

Suzie Nobile: A Fusion of Glass and Ocean Depths

In the quaint coastal town of Ogunquit, Maine, Suzie Nobile stands out as a pioneering fused glass artist, whose workshop is a crucible of creativity and innovation. Suzie's journey into the world of glass art began serendipitously, just a week before the world was gripped by the COVID-19 pandemic. A single fused glass class was all it took for her to fall deeply in love with the medium, a passion that has only intensified with time. Fused glass, with its mesmerizing qualities akin to "transparent solid water," captivated Suzie's imagination and set her on a path of relentless exploration and learning. She embarked on a journey that took her across continents, from intensive workshops in America to the historic glass art centers of Europe, once travel became possible again. Alongside these hands-on experiences, Suzie dedicated herself to a rigorous study regimen, poring over books, absorbing online tutorials, and engaging in the timeless method of trial and error. Through this process, she gained profound insights into the very essence of glass, understanding its preferences for thickness, the precise conditions needed for its transformation through various firing zones, and the intricate dance of temperature and time.Suzie's artistic repertoire is as diverse as it is complex, encompassing a wide array of techniques such as strip construction, weaving, frit layering, drop-outs, frit stretching, slumping, tacking, full fusing, and the creation of vitrigraph Murrini. Each piece she creates is a testament to her mastery over the medium and her innovative spirit.Beyond the confines of her workshop, Suzie finds boundless inspiration in the depths of the ocean. An avid scuba diver and underwater photographer, she traverses the globe, exploring the underwater realm and capturing its ephemeral beauty. The lush jewel tones of coral gardens, the intricate dance of aquatic creatures, and the serene silence of the deep sea infuse her work with a sense of wonder and a deep respect for nature. These elements, combined with her technical prowess, result in glass art pieces that are not only visually stunning but also imbued with the essence of the ocean's mystique.For those who wish to dive into the captivating world of Suzie Nobile's glass art, her creations can be explored by visiting her Instagram page at instagram.com/ogunquit_glassworks. Here, one can glimpse the fusion of art and nature that defines her work, and perhaps, find a piece that resonates with the beauty and depth of the ocean itself.

What is Murrini?

Murrini usually refers to a multicolored element embedded in an object.