Made in small batches from their abode in Western Massachusetts, Edo Mor and his wife Rosario Torres spent years experimenting with different processes to color glass in glazes with enamel and metal oxides. Their painted glass jewelry is a mix media collage with glass as the canvas. Inspired by their time in the Mediterranean, South America and the natural world, their glass jewelry features stream flowers, poppies, trees and much more. Some of the designs are inspired by art like the Golden Phase of Gustav Klimt's fine art painting. Their studio is powered by 100% solar energy, and they use up-cycled float glass whenever possible.
Made in small batches from their abode in Western Massachusetts, Edo Mor and his wife Rosario Torres spent years experimenting with different processes to color glass in glazes with enamel and metal oxides. Their painted glass jewelry is a mix media collage with glass as the canvas. Inspired by their time in the Mediterranean, South America and the natural world, their glass jewelry features stream flowers, poppies, trees and much more. Some of the designs are inspired by art like the Golden Phase of Gustav Klimt's fine art painting. Their studio is powered by 100% solar energy, and they use up-cycled float glass whenever possible.