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Spring Chicks Egg Dish

Glass Fusion
SKU:
2020210321
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Spring Chicks Egg Dish

Glass Fusion
SKU:
2020210321
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Our Glass Fusion collection turns cheerfulness and whimsy into usable, glass works of art. The Spring Chicks Egg Dish features two chicks on a white round plate with spots for holding eggs. Serve deviled eggs at any spring occasion or dinner, or you can hold Easter eggs waiting to be decorated on this artisan glass platter. The fun colors can suit anyone's taste and are festive for a special Easter. You can give this glass deviled egg dish to yourself to host parties for loved ones or give to someone else. There's always room in the home for joy, celebration and creativity.
Created by Lori Siebert
The Details
  • Size: 13"dia.
  • Inner Pack Size: 5.2"H x14.9"W x14.8"D
  • Master Carton Size: 16"H x15.7"W x16.1"D
  • Materials: glass
  • Seasonality: SPRING
  • Care Instructions: Handwash Only, Not Intended for Microwave Use
  • Copyright: © 2020 Lori Siebert for DEMDACO
  • UPC: 638713566386
  • Holds 12 eggs as large as 1.75"w x 2.25"h.
The Artist

Lori Siebert

For artist Lori Siebert, creative inspiration is as close as her family. This focus on meaningful relationships is a common thread apparent throughout her collections. At the age of seven, Lori began taking art lessons and won a ribbon for her painti

ng at a local fair. From that day forward, art became an essential part of her life. Taking classes to expand her talent led to a degree in graphic design and opening her design firm, Olika Studio. Now, she splits her time between her home studio and

mentoring a growing number of talented designers at Olika Studio. With a mix of media from acrylics and watercolors to torn paper and clay, Lori’s eclectic work spans sculpture, painting and illustration. Her designs feature unique materials and i

nspiring hand-lettered texts, and her influences include vintage quilts, her children's drawings and quirky folk asked to define her style, Lori says, “I like to be a bit of a chameleon. Experimentation with different styles and mediums feeds my i

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