Lampworking is a where a lamp torch is used to melt glass. Once in a molten state, glass is formed by blowing using tools and hand movements. The earliest verifiable lamp worked glass is probably a collection of beads thought to date to the fifth century BC.
ROBYN HALL, Fairweather lamp work jewelry artist.
An Oregon native, born and raised in the heart of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Robyn Hall is a bit of a country girl with a rock and roll heart. Robyn has recently relocated to the beautiful Oregon coast, a perfect inspiration for her happy go lucky, and fun loving attitude. Robyn has a passion for life that is directly applied to her work.
“I first got involved in sterling silver jewelry due to skin reactions from store bought jewelry. I took a few classes on soldering silver, then after that it just seemed to click, soon I was forging and creating my own jewelry, it just took off from there. I use sterling silver, hand crafted lamp work glass beads, semi-precious gemstones, Swarovski crystals, a few surprises, combined with a lot of love and passion to create jewelry that is chic, hip and truly unique.”
