A collection of original works in fused glass, each piece exploring the structural patterns and hidden architecture of the natural world.

Collections are exhibited and sold at Bristol Art Trails, selected exhibitions, and partner galleries.

Commissions are welcomed. For enquiries regarding available works or bespoke commissions, please contact Rachael

Bespoke Artwork ranging in size from 20-40cm, displayed in stands or self standing. Created using a range of glass techniques and processes tailored to the individual work. Pieces are fired multiple times, often in sections, allowing layers of colour, texture and form to build gradually until the finished piece emerges. Pieces made on commission.

Lines radiate outward from a central point, built up through 2–3 layers of glass to create a finished piece around 6mm thick and 14–18cm across. Each work is bespoke, with the layering process adding subtle depth and texture as the pattern echoes out from its core. Pieces can include copper wire detail in the centre. Displayed on a black charred wooden stand which has been created using ‘Shou Sugu Ban’ technique to preserve the wood.

Versions of each colour below are available on commission, from £140

Approx. 9mm deep and 20cm in diameter, each piece is built from three layers of glass with copper wire inclusions running through the structure. A unique sugar square edge finishes the piece, giving it a distinctive textured border. Displayed on a black charred wooden stand which has been created using ‘Shou Sugu Ban’ technique to preserve the wood.

Versions of each colour below are available on commission, £400

Each piece in this series captures the intricate architecture of plant cell structures. Light passes through and catches the surface differently depending on the angle, revealing subtle depth within the pattern. Small variations in colour and texture emerge naturally through the fusing process, giving each work its own individual character.

A limited collection created for an exhibition in 2025, exploring the intricate structures and organic growth patterns found within coral formations. Each work translates these natural systems into fused glass, capturing their complexity and quiet architecture.