Italianissimo
The Italianissimo founders, Diane and Mauro Gennaretti, travel regularly to Italy, meeting with artists and designers to discover exciting new ideas for their elegant jewelry collection. They work with a new generation of glass artisans in Murano, an island in the Venetian Lagoon, to create innovative necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
Anne Orvieto
Anne Orvieto took her first fused glass class in 2015 and became obsessed with kiln-formed glass as an art form. She loves working with translucent, opaque and iridescent glass to create abstract landscapes, seascapes, rainbows and floral gardens. She is inspired by every sunrise and sunset, as the light creates
Josh Fradis
Josh Fradis has been exhibiting his artwork at festivals in Florida for the last ten years and was so successful that he moved here full-time in 2018. He blows his glass at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts in Lake Worth, and his latest explorations include Coral Caverns, inspired by
Emanuel Toffolo
The individually framed beetles have been created in glass by Emanuel Toffolo, a flame-worker in Venice, Italy. Emanuel is following in the footsteps of his father, Cesar, a world-recognized Murano glass artist. Emanuel graduated from the School of Art in Venice and began flame-working in 2003. His passion for natural
Susan Sasdi
Susan Sasdi, founder of Expressions Jewelry, is a New Englander who specializes in designing jewelry. She holds a master’s degree in education from Boston University and previously studied art at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School and the Worcester Museum of Art. Before becoming known for her distinctive jewelry,
Henry Levine
Henry Levine is a master craftsman from Bethesda, Maryland, who specializes in studio glass art. His early inspiration came from museum visits to Washington, DC, with his father and fond memories of a family vacation to the Virgin Islands — experiences that echo in his work through elements of nature.
Mirela Popovici
Mirela Popovici makes porcelain and glass art in Hollywood, Florida. She studied ceramics at a local community studio and finds it to be a very therapeutic process. Clay comes from the Earth and grounds her. There is a miracle happening when glass melts and turns to glaze or flows over
Kiki Sylvain
Kiki Sylvain has had a profound love for butterflies since childhood. She enjoyed researching multiple species and their incredible transformation. As the butterflies went through their metamorphosis so did Kiki as an artist… Having introduced butterflies to their Florida garden, Kiki and her husband, Sedrick, began breeding native species for SK
Matchless Glass
This local jewelry company is a family-owned business. It is the brainchild of Luis Montanez, the building manager for WMODA, who was introduced to glass art through his work at the museum. He sources Murano glass novelties for his range of pendants which make affordable souvenirs in the museum’s gift
Old Masters by McIntosh
The McIntosh family have been pioneers in the Gift and Tabletop industry since 1906. They partner with leading factories and designers around the world to create fine bone china mugs that are beautiful and functional. Their tea and coffee mugs are lightweight, durable, chip-resistant, microwave-safe and dishwasher-proof. Transform your coffee