Namaya Fox

  • Glass
  • Jewellery

Borosilicate glass artist Namaya Fox brings you treasures from the land and sea. A collection of ocean and land inspired glass objects and jewellery.

Studio Details

Commonage Pottery and Gallery
Happs Winery/Commonage Pottery and Gallery
575 Commonage Road
Quindalup

Opening Hours

  • Sat 7 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Sun 8 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Mon 9 SeptClosed
  • Tue 10 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Wed 11 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Thu 12 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Fri 13 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Sat 14 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Sun 15 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Mon 16 SeptClosed
  • Tue 17 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Wed 18 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Thu 19 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Fri 20 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Sat 21 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Sun 22 Sept10am - 4pm
  • Parking suitable for cars
  • Parking suitable for buses
  • Family friendly (suitable for children)
  • Refreshments available

Some of my earliest memories are the days I would spend in my father’s glassblowing studio. I soon learned to make small vessels and paperweights taking glass from the furnace. Fast forward to now, I am exploring my love of nature expressed in borosilicate glass. My processes are very different to those of furnace work as the glass I use comes in solid rods or tubes.
Glass is melted in a multistage bench top burner with precise adjustable flame control. Heat and gravity are my forces to harness and with simple tools I am able to recreate my expression of earthly elements trapped in glass.
For my hollow worked vessels I use my glass lathe or work freehand.
People often say “how did that design get in there?” Implosion processes are amazing to watch and I invite people to attend my scheduled demonstrations.