World Class Glass
Everyone enjoys a glass figurine. These elegantly designed pieces make beautiful additions to a tabletop, mantle, or display case. However, not all pieces are able to fit in your home for display. There are glass figures that are so big; they take up almost an entire room in a museum.
The largest recorded glass structure is called Fireworks of Glass and is located in the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The structure is forty-three feet tall and weighs eighteen thousand pounds. Building this structure was not easy. It contains over forty-eight hundred pieces of class and took fourteen days to put together. The tower has thirty-two hundred pieces, the bulk of the structure. This amazing figurine was created by artist Dale Chihuly.
While your home wouldn’t be able to accommodate something quite so large, a small glass figurine is always a great sight to behold in your home.