Frabel Glass Art Studio

The dogwood is the official flower of the City of Atlanta which, due to its over one million dogwood trees, is perhaps the most beautiful city in the world around early April of each year. Learn More

These champagne flutes were executed in molten boron crystal glass by Hans-Godo Frabel, principal artist of the Frabel Studio. Each of these crystal glass champagne flutes is signed by the artist. And since each champagne flute is made by hand, no two will be exactly the same.Each flute begins as a tube which is mouth blown into its slender, conic shape. While still hot, one of several patterns conceived by or acceptable to Hans-Godo Frabel, is produced by heating and softening a very thin rod and slowly applying it to the surface of the flute as an overlay. Then a foot is fashioned from a heavy boron glass rod which has been heated to the consistency of honey (at about 2300¼F). A thin rod then joins the flute and foot as the stem. Learn More

The dogwood is the official flower of the City of Atlanta which, due to its over one million dogwood trees, is perhaps the most beautiful city in the world around early April of each year. Learn More

Each of these elegant crystal glass champagne flutes is designed and personally executed by Hans Godo Frabel, founder and principal artist of the Frabel Studio. Each flute begins as a tube which is mouth blown of crystal glass into its slender, conic shape. While still hot, one of several patterns conceived by or acceptable to Hans-Godo Frabel is produced by heating and softening a very thin rod and slowly applying it to the surface of the flute as an overlay. Then a foot is fashioned from a heavy boron glass rod which has been heated to the consistency of honey (at about 2300¼F). A thin rod then joins the flute and foot as the stem. Learn More

Each of these crystal glass napkin rings is made by Tung Bui of the Frabel Studio artistic staff. Since the napkin rings are made of boron crystal glass they are very durable. Each napkin ring bears the initials of the artist and bears the registered signature/mark of the Studio. Learn More

The crystal glass tear drop vase is one of the classic designs of the Frabel Studio and goes back to the early 1970‘s. Each vase is blown by hand of molten boron glass by either Hans-Godo Frabel, founder and principal artist of the Frabel Studio, or Sieglinde Widman of the artistic staff of the Studio. Each vase bears the initials of the artist and the register mark of the Frabel Studio. Learn More

The crystal glass tear drop vase is one of the classic designs of the Frabel Studio and goes back to the early 1970‘s. Each vase is blown by hand of molten boron glass by either Hans-Godo Frabel, founder and principal artist of the Frabel Studio, or Sieglinde Widman of the artistic staff of the Studio. Each vase bears the initials of the artist and the register mark of the Frabel Studio. Learn More