This slumped glass dish is big enough to handle a bar of soap. It also works great for a handful of jewelry. It is 3.5" wide.
The glass is a dark blue and softly frosted with a few wrinkles. It has a seashell marking on the bottom from the mold that can be seen in a strong light like on a window sill, I included a pic of the bottom.

My slumped glass dishes are made from the bottom of a recycled bottle. I remove the bottom by scoring the glass then breaking it using heat and cold. I then flatten the glass in a kiln and refire in a ceramic mold that I made to slump it into a bowl shape. The firing process causes the glass to frost in some spots creating a sea glass look. The glass also freezes in place as it cools sometimes giving the inside a wrinkled or matte surface.
I added a short video with the whole process compressed into 20 seconds, it usually takes a few days. I finish each piece with a file and my thumb to remove any sharp edges.

What happens to the rest of the bottle? Check out my glass suncatchers and see my website for a look at my clay and glass sculptures.
Always happy to answer questions.