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Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle,  18"  x 23" | Sculptures by Rick Strini | Private Residence in Paia. Item made of glass
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Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle,  18"  x 23" | Sculptures by Rick Strini | Private Residence in Paia. Item made of glass
Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle,  18"  x 23" | Sculptures by Rick Strini | Private Residence in Paia. Item made of glass
Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle,  18"  x 23" | Sculptures by Rick Strini | Private Residence in Paia. Item made of glass

Created and Sold by Rick Strini

Rick Strini

Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle, 18" x 23" - Sculptures

Price $1,646

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Price $98 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: April 4, 2024

Handmade

Reclaimed Materials

Recycled Materials

Upcycled Product

Made In USA

DimensionsWeight
18H x 23W x 1D in
45.72H x 58.42W x 2.54D cm
1.81 kg
4 lb

recycled blown glass, cut , fused, available on stand or wall mount. signed and dated rick strini 2024

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Item Honu - Hawaiian green sea turtle, 18" x 23"
Created by Rick Strini
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Rick Strini
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Wescover creator since 2020
Art that Illuminates.

Rick Strini is recognized as one of the country’s best glass blowers. His distinctive, one-of-a-kind pieces have graced the White House and have been exhibited in museums, including the Smithsonian and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Working from his private studio in Maui , he has delighted art lovers and collectors alike with his stunning custom-designed vases, bowls, glasses and stemware.

Fifty five + years ago, while investigating the Potters wheel and throwing pottery I caught a glimpse of some glass blowing and it really grabbed my interest. An older brother at the time was doing some glass at the college level so this influenced me. I would sneak in to the college and watch what was going on. A teacher friend who I would eventually go to junior college ,to study pottery with, also had a small blowing studio set up. Eager to learn and tired of sitting watching the fun in the glass studio, I set out to build my own studio. The first one in my parents back yard in suburbia circa 1964-65, proved quite rewarding and prosperous. I slowly learned some techniques and garnered some artistic products which I immediately sold. The rest is history. I just kept making glass and following my passion. Now I am specializing in "Custom" Lighting and art glass.