Explore Vibrant Canadian Art & Gifts

Since 2012, Ken Hobbs has been shaping molten glass into vibrant, wearable art. Based in Hope, BC, Hobbs Glass specializes in handcrafted glass pendants—each one a unique reflection of Ken’s passion for colour, form, and the creative process.

Every pendant is individually flame-worked, showcasing a fusion of precision and spontaneity only possible through years of dedicated craftsmanship. Whether you’re drawn to bold swirls, subtle transparencies, or cosmic designs, Ken’s work captures the wonder of glass in motion.

Explore the collection and find a piece that speaks to your style. With Hobbs Glass, no two creations are ever the same—just like the people who wear them.

Hobbs Glass

Made by hand. Worn with purpose. Inspired by fire.

Based in Granisle, BC, Playful Flame Glassworks is the creative studio of glassblowers Nicholas and Ankeeta Kitras. For them, glassblowing symbolizes the delicate balance of marriage—heat and patience, fragility and strength.

Nicholas, a second-generation glassblower with an applied arts degree from Fleming College, and Ankeeta, a Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate specializing in glass from the Alberta College of Art and Design, combine their talents to create timeless, handcrafted glass pieces. Each creation begins in a 2,100°F furnace, shaped by Nicholas’s expert hands and finished with Ankeeta’s eye for quality and detail.

Richard Currie is a glass artist who brings light, colour, and movement into everyday spaces through handcrafted glasswork windows, sculptural glass statues, and intricate hanging pieces. With a deep respect for the natural world and a passion for storytelling through form and colour, Richard’s work transforms glass into living art.

From luminous stained and leaded glass windows that cast vivid patterns across a room, to elegant glass statues that play with shape and reflection, each piece is thoughtfully designed and masterfully made. His hanging glassworks—often suspended like floating jewels—capture light from every angle, creating a dance of colour and shadow that shifts with the day.

Whether installed in a home, public space, or gallery, Richard Currie’s glass art invites viewers to pause, reflect, and see the world through a different lens.

Award-winning glass artist Rebecca Grindon creates one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces, starting with her original sketches and brought to life through detailed, expert craftsmanship. Inspired by the natural beauty and textures of glass itself, each creation reflects a deep connection between material and imagination.Award-winning glass artist Rebecca Grindon creates one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces, starting with her original sketches and brought to life through detailed, expert craftsmanship. Inspired by the natural beauty and textures of glass itself, each creation reflects a deep connection between material and imagination.