Ironwood Glassworks

This lampworked glass set is made using blue as a base with white frit turned with a gravity effect. The accent beads are lampworked cobalt blue glass. The links are made with sterling silver wire. The clasps on the necklace and bracelet are also handmade with sterling silver. The ear wires are sterling silver, as well

This hand-bound book has a blue and clear stained-glass front cover. The back cover is adobe brown. It is bound with twine used to sew sails for boats. The paper is 100% post-consumer recycled. It is accented with a lampworked glass blue and clear bead

This pendant is inspired by the work Ashley was doing in 1996. It’s good to come full-circle ten years later! The lampworked glass bead has a black base with copper reduction frit. The accent beads also lampworked glass. The wire and sheet metal are both sterling silver. As you can see by the accompanying picture, the back is also finished with sterling wire spirals. The piece itself is 3 3/4” long. It hangs on a 16” black steel cable with a very strong magnetic clasp

	These lampworked glass earrings are yellow with black and red stripes that are encased in clear. They are made on sterling wire and fall 1 1/2”. Ear wires are sterling Made by Ashley Ironwood $16
	This lampworked glass set is made using blue as a base with white frit turned with a gravity effect. The accent beads are lampworked cobalt blue glass. The links are made with sterling silver wire. The clasps on the necklace and bracelet are also handmade with sterling silver. The ear wires are sterling silver, as well Necklace (19 3/4”): $68 Bracelet (8”): $25 Earrings (1 1/2”): $16 Set: $95
	This blue lampworked glass goddess bead is inspired by ancient Greek statues. She is accented with light blue lampworked glass beads. The wire-work is done with sterling silver. She rests on a 21” sterling chain which is linked with matching light blue lampworked glass beads. The goddess herself is 2” tall Made by Ashley Ironwood $25
	This hand-bound book has a blue and clear stained-glass front cover. The back cover is adobe brown. It is bound with twine used to sew sails for boats. The paper is 100% post-consumer recycled. It is accented with a lampworked glass blue and clear bead Made by Ashley and Patrick Ironwood, together (7 1/4 x 8 3/4”): $120
	This lampworked glass bracelet has purple beads with a green swirl. The links are made with sterling silver wire. The clasp is also handmade with sterling silver. It is 7 1/4” long Made by Ashley Ironwood $25
	These lampworked glass earrings are blue with white dots on sterling wire. They fall 1 1/2”. Ear wires are sterling Made by Ashley Ironwood $16
	This pendant is inspired by the work Ashley was doing in 1996. It’s good to come full-circle ten years later! The lampworked glass bead has a black base with copper reduction frit. The accent beads also lampworked glass. The wire and sheet metal are both sterling silver. As you can see by the accompanying picture, the back is also finished with sterling wire spirals. The piece itself is 3 3/4” long. It hangs on a 16” black steel cable with a very strong magnetic clasp Made by Ashley Ironwood $30
	These lampworked glass beads are created using red, black and ivory. They have a myriad of uses including, zipper, lamp or fan pull, jewelry you design yourself, sun-catcher, key chain, etc. The drip bead is 2” x 3/4”. The round bead is 5/8”. They are sold as a set. Made by Patrick Ironwood $15
	This hand-bound book has a pastel oily stained-glass front cover. The back cover is white. It is bound with twine used to sew sails for boats. The paper is 100% post-consumer recycled. It is accented with lampworked glass beads Made by Ashley and Patrick Ironwood, together (7 1/4 x 8 3/4”): $40
	These lampworked glass beads are created using red, black, white, blue and yellow. They have a myriad of uses including, zipper, lamp or fan pull, jewelry you design yourself, sun-catcher, key chain, etc. They are sold as a set. Made by Patrick Ironwood, together $25

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