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Specialties

"Cooked Glass Creations By Bruce Cook" started as a hobby and blossomed into a business, following Bruce's retirement. Bruce first learned the art of glass fusing, in San Diego, in 2000. He studied under several accomplished fused glass artists and quickly developed a keen eye for design. Bruce's early works were glass plates and bowls featuring bold geometric designs. Recognized as unique and high quality, the owner of Lowery's Hot Glass Studio quickly purchased them, for sale alongside their blown art glass pieces. After relocating to San Antonio, Bruce furthered his education by studying art glass jewelry design at Wired Designs, as well as at the Southwest School of Art and Craft. Now living in Georgia, Bruce now focuses his artistic talent on producing eye-catching bowls, plates, vases, and jewelry, for sale at area craft shows. Please visit his Etsy Shop, "Cooked Glass Creations".

History

Established in 2004.

Bruce Cook established Cooked Glass Creations By Bruce Cook in San Antonio, Texas and began by selling his fused glass creations in area craft shows. Now living in Griffin, Georgia Bruce sells his creations at Christmas Made in the South craft shows, Springtime Made in the South, Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair, Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival, and other area shows. In addition, he established an online shop on Etsy in 2012.

Meet the Business Owner: Bruce C.

Cooked Glass Creations by Bruce Cook, started as a hobby and blossomed into a business, following Bruce's retirement. Bruce first learned the art of glass fusing, in San Diego, in 2000. He studied under several accomplished fused glass artists and quickly developed a keen eye for design. Bruce's early works were glass plates and bowls featuring bold geometric designs. Recognized as unique and high quality, the owner of Lowery's Hot Glass Studio quickly purchased them, for sale alongside their blown art glass pieces. After relocating to San Antonio, Bruce furthered his education by studying art glass jewelry design at Wired Designs and through Southwest School of Art and Craft. Now living in Georgia, Bruce focuses his artistic talent on producing eye-catching bowls, plates, vases, and jewelry, for sale at area craft shows.