The Vermont Evergreen’s three-sided form, given a single decisive twist by the glassblower while the glass is still hot on the floor. The motion captures an evergreen bending in the wind and can’t be replicated twice.
The Vermont Twist Evergreen starts where the original leaves off. While the glass is still molten, the glassblower gives the form one turn: a gesture that takes a moment and can’t be undone or exactly repeated. The result has a windswept, organic quality that reads differently from every angle. Grouped among other evergreens in a forest, it’s the one that catches the eye and keeps the whole arrangement from feeling too still.
