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Collaborations

Pieces built shoulder to shoulder with other flameworkers and the Witch DR crew.

Collaboration

Concept

Two sets of hands, one piece. Usually one artist brings the form and linework, the other brings fume and finish.

Inspiration

The Salem glass scene — benches side by side, everyone borrowing techniques and pushing each other harder than they'd push alone.

The Artist's Take

Collabs are how you find out what your habits are. Someone else's shape makes you use your own technique differently.

Good to Know

Each collab piece names the artist it was made with — read their story in Meet The Artists.

In this collection

3 pieces

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Dan Longden x Treso Rig DRT712 — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Dan Longden x Treso Rig DRT712

$750

A full collaboration rig built with Massachusetts flameworker Dan Longden — his linework and form language over Treso fume.

Layback Fume Sherlock — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Layback Fume Sherlock

$25

Straight-up fume on clear, laid-back Sherlock shape. Made on the bench at Witch DR in Salem.

Fume on Cobalt Pipe — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Fume on Cobalt Pipe

$20

Silver fume laid over deep cobalt. The color reads differently depending on how much light hits it.

First look at new work

New pieces hit the list before the gallery.