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Fume Favorites

The pieces that pull the most color out of silver and gold.

Fume Work

Concept

The core of the studio: clear borosilicate treated with vaporized silver and gold until the surface holds color that was never added as color.

Inspiration

Oil on water, heat haze over asphalt, the blue-to-amber shift you get looking through smoke at a streetlight.

The Artist's Take

Fume is the only part of the process I can't fully control, and that's the point. I set the conditions, the metal decides the rest.

Good to Know

Hold it up to daylight before you judge it — fume reads completely differently with light behind it.

In this collection

14 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.

Neptunium Fume Rig DRT712 — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Neptunium Fume Rig DRT712

$750

Heavy silver and gold fume layered over clear, worked into a full-size functional rig. Headiest piece in the current lineup.

Layback Fume Cobalt Sherlock — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Layback Fume Cobalt Sherlock

$25

Layback Sherlock with silver fume worked over a cobalt body — the fume shifts warm against the blue.

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.

Treso Fume & Aqua Azul Frit Cap Pipe — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Treso Fume & Aqua Azul Frit Cap Pipe

$25

Fumed body finished with an aqua azul frit cap — crushed color melted into the surface for texture and depth.

Treso Fume & Forest Green Frit Cap Pipe — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Treso Fume & Forest Green Frit Cap Pipe

$25

Same fumed body, forest green frit cap. Darker, mossier, and it hides fingerprints better than most.

Treso Fume & Lava Frit Cap Pipe — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Treso Fume & Lava Frit Cap Pipe

$25

Lava frit cap over fume — orange and rust flecks that match the rest of the ember palette.

Treso Fume & Cherry Frit Cap Pipe — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Treso Fume & Cherry Frit Cap Pipe

$25

Cherry frit cap on a fumed body — the brightest of the frit cap set.

Fumed Pendant — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Fumed Pendant

$120 – $180

Silver and gold fumed over clear borosilicate, layered for depth and smoke-like movement.

Fumed Borosilicate Earrings — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Fumed Borosilicate Earrings

$50 – $60

Lightweight silver-fumed drops. Each pair shifts color in the light, and no two are identical.

Smoke Marble — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Smoke Marble

$90

A palm-sized fumed marble — silver worked into clear so the smoke reads different from every angle. Placeholder photo, real shot coming.

Fumed Ring Set — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Fumed Ring Set

$70

Stackable fumed glass rings, sized to order. Colors shift from amber to violet depending on the light.

Bench Experiment No. 07 — handmade fumed borosilicate glass by Treso Glass

Bench Experiment No. 07

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An end-of-day piece pulled from leftover rod — frit, fume and whatever the torch felt like. One of one, never repeated.

First look at new work

New pieces hit the list before the gallery.