ChargedGlassworks
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This shop got multiple 5-star reviews in the past 7 days.
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Charged Glassworks is a Boston-based glass art and design studio run by artist Sarah Michalik and her partner Noah Weinert. We specialize in manufacturing glass art, home decor, skin care, and wearables. We hand blow all of our glass at a studio in Downtown Boston and sell our work wholesale and retail worldwide. The start of 2020 marks the 4th year that we have been open as small, woman-owned, business.
Sarah's designs are inspired by her time learning different glass techniques from around the world, married with her time working in contemporary art galleries in New York. She has studied glass techniques in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Italy, and at home in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts.
Each of our designs is a contemporary take on the timeless style of glass. Made by hand, we develop a relationship with each piece we create, and believe that a certain personal “charge” is transferred to the owner and will continue to live on for years to come.
What does our name mean?
The term Charge refers to the act of filling up a hot glass furnace with raw glass, known in the industry as Charging. Along with our electric melting furnace, there also seems to be a certain “charge” or spark of electric excitement felt by anyone who learns the art of glass blowing.
Announcement
Charged Glassworks is a Boston-based glass art and design studio run by artist Sarah Michalik and her partner Noah Weinert. We specialize in manufacturing glass art, home decor, skin care, and wearables. We hand blow all of our glass at a studio in Downtown Boston and sell our work wholesale and retail worldwide. The start of 2020 marks the 4th year that we have been open as small, woman-owned, business.
Sarah's designs are inspired by her time learning different glass techniques from around the world, married with her time working in contemporary art galleries in New York. She has studied glass techniques in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Italy, and at home in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts.
Each of our designs is a contemporary take on the timeless style of glass. Made by hand, we develop a relationship with each piece we create, and believe that a certain personal “charge” is transferred to the owner and will continue to live on for years to come.
What does our name mean?
The term Charge refers to the act of filling up a hot glass furnace with raw glass, known in the industry as Charging. Along with our electric melting furnace, there also seems to be a certain “charge” or spark of electric excitement felt by anyone who learns the art of glass blowing.
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Kate on Apr 22, 2021
5 out of 5 starsMy plant and blue glass holder is perfect and exactly as pictured! Love it!
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Noemi on Apr 13, 2021
5 out of 5 starsThis piece is absolutely stunning! I’m so in love with it. It’s clearly made well with love. Shipping was incredibly quick!
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Brandi on Apr 13, 2021
5 out of 5 starsI absolutely love my glass brush cleaner. I hated all my other ones, so when I saw this one. I thought I’d give it a try. It cleans so well!!! I am definitely recommending this to all my friends
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Arielle on Apr 7, 2021
5 out of 5 starsMade just for me.
Perfect chunky glass beads in summer colors.
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Shani on Mar 26, 2021
5 out of 5 starsI bought this as a gift for a friend with a mutual love of makeup and I am so impressed with it I may have to buy myself one.
About ChargedGlassworks
The Story of Charged Glassworks
Who are we?
Charged Glassworks is a Massachusetts based glass design and production studio. We specialize in handmade, blown glass décor. A MA native, Sarah Michalik, leads the team of glass blowers needed to produce these works of art. Charged Glassworks is also a school for the public to learn how to blow, lampwork, and fuse glass.
What does our name mean?
The term Charge refers to the act of filling up a hot glass furnace with raw glass, known in the industry as Charging. Along with our electric melting furnace, there also seems to be a certain “charge” or spark of electric excitement felt by anyone who learns the art of glass blowing.
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Sarah Michalik
Owner, Creator, Designer
Sarah Michalik is a Massachusetts-born artist currently based in Boston, MA. Sarah attended Rochester Institute of Technology, receiving a BFA in Glass and Tyler School of Art for her MFA in 2013. For a full bio please visit: www.sarahmichalik.com
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We are happy to prepare your order for gifting and can add a handwritten note.
*Please note, we can not be responsible for packages undelivered due to wrong address. Please check that your address is USPS verified before placing an order. In order to redeliver a returned package, additional shipping charges will be added.