Art Ciccotti runs Ciccotti Art Glass out of his studio just outside of Ames, Iowa. He creates unique glass vases, platters, wall installations and more by bending and pulling molten glass using techniques influenced by Venetian glasswork. Ciccotti received his degree in Art and Design from Iowa State University in 1987 and discovered his passion for glassblowing while there. His work features colorful glass and curvilinear forms that aim to connect to natural beauty. Custom orders and lessons are available.
Art Ciccotti runs Ciccotti Art Glass out of his studio just outside of Ames, Iowa. He creates unique glass vases, platters, wall installations and more by bending and pulling molten glass using techniques influenced by Venetian glasswork. Ciccotti received his degree in Art and Design from Iowa State University in 1987 and discovered his passion for glassblowing while there. His work features colorful glass and curvilinear forms that aim to connect to natural beauty. Custom orders and lessons are available.
Art Ciccotti runs Ciccotti Art Glass out of his studio just outside of Ames, Iowa. He creates unique glass vases, platters, wall installations and more by bending and pulling molten glass using techniques influenced by Venetian glasswork. Ciccotti received his degree in Art and Design from Iowa State University in 1987 and discovered his passion for glassblowing while there. His work features colorful glass and curvilinear forms that aim to connect to natural beauty. Custom orders and lessons are available.
www.ciccottiartglass.com (515) 231-1267 In his Napier based studio, just outside of Ames, Art Ciccotti bends and pulls molten glass to create one of a kind vases, platters, wall installations and more. Art is a Southern California native who moved to Ames and received his degree in Art and Design from Iowa State University in 1987. He found his passion there when he began learning glassblowing basics as a member of The Gaffers Guild, ISUs glassblowing club. Aside from attending various workshops postgraduation, he is a mostly self-taught glassblower. Arts techniques are heavily influenced by Venetian glass work, which is evident in his use of curvilinear forms and colorful glass. He enjoys exploring different color combinations, shapes and levels of functionality. Arts work stands as a visual homage to natural forms like flowers, weather and animals; he strives to connect his work to the natural beauty of these things. If you have the perfect piece of unique glasswork in mind, Art takes custom orders and even offers lessons for all experience levels. You can see more of Ciccotti Art Glasss work at www.ciccottiartglass.com or contact the studio directly at (515) 2311267. The studio is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
noon to 4pm, Tuesday noon to 8pm, Saturday 10am to 4pm, or by
appointment Art just asks that you call ahead before coming to visit!