Handblown and Flameworked Glass Art
Shop For Available Pieces
Check out the categories for available pieces online. For more selection please contact me for information on more pieces available at the studio.
Studio Gallery Open
Come and visit Glen Williams Glass to see a selection of my work. The studio gallery is open Wednesday-Sunday 12-5pm or by appointment. You can also order online or contact me for custom made pieces.
Centrepiece Collection
Glass Poppies with Green Leaves
Vibrant glass poppies in rich reds and pink tones, artfully arranged on natural driftwood.
Trio of Glass Poppies
A trio of handblown glass poppies featuring brilliant red and soft pink flowers mounted on organic driftwood for an elegant natural centerpiece.
Glass Poppies with Green Leaves
Another set of poppies with glass leaves mounted on driftwood.
Bamboo
Bamboo mounted in Granite rock
Set of 5 bamboo stems mounted on a granite rock.
Bamboo
Display of bamboo in a show on Mayne Island, British Columbia
Bamboo set
Set of bamboo in its new home Check out more images here
New
Cherry Blossom Branches
Wall mounted handmade stainless steel branch with glass cherry blossoms.
Custom order
Ball Towers
Blown Glass Ball Towers
Various sizes stacked on metal stakes
Custom orders available
Balls
- 6" x-large $45
- 5" Large $35
- 4 1/2" Medium $30
- 3" Small $20
Teardrop
10" Tall
8" Tall
Garden Art
Glass Flowers
Glass Leaves
Contact me for current availability or custom orders
Glass Trilliums
Irises
Blown Glass Irises on Copper stems
Contact me for current availability and custom orders
Wall Mounted Pieces
Wall Mounted Flowers
Wall Mounted Flowers with Small Flowers and Leaves on copper stems.
Wall mounted Flowers
Wall Mounted Wavy Plates
The Storytellers Ball
Centrepieces
Writers Trust of Canada
Biography
Tara Marsh was born and raised in rural Ontario, instilling in her a love for the outdoors and nature.
Her success in the Sheridan Institute of technology and Advanced Learning, Art Fundamentals program encouraged her curiosity in the exploration of a new art form in the Glass Studio. After completing three years in the glass program at Sheridan College in 2004, Tara joined a co-operative studio called Glen Williams Glass.
The creative process in her art pieces begins by brainstorming, using the textures, colours and forms of nature. There is a saying by John Opie that states "Art is more godlike than science. Science discovers; art creates". Working with glass is a science, you never stop discovering the intricate characteristics of glass. In spite of being better able to understand and control it, the art pieces are often unique and unpredictable. Tara has developed a love for the medium of glass and continually strives to improve her skills.