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.
Gallery
Goblets, enclosed ornaments, and sculpture by Kyle James Auffrey — the same work that lives on Instagram @kjaglassworks. Each piece is made one at a time.

Sculpture
Silver fume on a crescent, sealed in a clear globe.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Goblet
Amber and cream cane, pulled through the bowl and down a twisted stem.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Sculpture
A bee riding a rainbow, perched on a clear cloud.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Studio
Finished orbs in the case — flowers, fauna, and small scenes from the bench.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
A cobalt dolphin, stood inside a clear hanging orb.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Goblet
Violet, pink, and white swirl with a dotted waist and a millefiori knop.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Goblet
Red frit bowl, white-and-black lace at the rim, dark stem.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
Pale pink blossoms on a green stem, enclosed in clear.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
A monarch-winged marble, held still inside a clear globe.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
A small amber bird in flight, sealed in a hanging orb.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
A striped cane, sealed for the season.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Studio
Rainbow and cloud, just off the lathe.
Photo: Instagram @kjaglassworks

Enclosed ornament
A pale rose cross, gathered and stood upright inside a clear bulb.
Also from the bench
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.
Flameworked stems and bowls. Thin, bright, and meant to be held — drinking vessels treated as 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.
New pieces appear first on Instagram @kjaglassworks.
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