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KJAGlassworks
KJAGlassworks

Lampwork by Kyle James Auffrey

Worked at the flame.

Art glass first — enclosed ornaments, goblets, and sculpture, sealed while the heat is still in the glass.

Latticino cane in a clear teardrop · still in the torch

From the bench

Art glass, as posted.

Goblets, enclosed ornaments, and sculpture from Instagram @kjaglassworks.

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Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

The studio

Small worlds, sealed in clear.

Kyle James Auffrey works at a bench torch — gathering color, cane, and clear until a scene sits still inside the glass. The living catalog is Instagram. This site is the quiet door.

Lead pieces are ornaments, goblets, and sculpture. Functional colorways sometimes travel with studio partners; they are not the point of the work.

About the maker

What leaves the torch

Enclosed ornaments

Miniature scenes sealed in clear — cane, color, and small figures held still inside a teardrop or globe. Crosses, latticino, flora, fauna, and seasonal work, each made at the bench.

Goblets

Flameworked stems and bowls. Thin, bright, and meant to be held — drinking vessels treated as sculpture.

Sculpture

Standalone forms from the torch: fumed moons, color studies, and pieces that do not need a hook or a table setting to finish the thought.

A piece, or a question.

Write Kyle for available work and commissions. No storefront clock — the torch sets the pace.

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