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These detailed gnomes are warming themselves by the fire — each one a tiny world of steam‑punk charm and molten magic. Stunning details, all hand‑made by our resident glass artist, Professor Draggie, bring every wrinkle, beard curl, and funny curled hats to life. no two gnomes are exactly alike.
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Keep away from direct high heat and sudden temperature changes
Each piece is hand- made by the Glass Blowing Dragon in the Black Dragon Glass shop. Because our lampworker craft each item by hand, texture, finish, and patina may vary; your piece may look slightly different than the photo. These are not flaws but the artisan’s mark — making each
creation uniquely magical and made to last.
Materials: high‑quality borosilicate glass (heat‑resistant, durable)
Size: approximately 3–4 inches tall (each piece varies slightly)
Finish: hand‑polished; colors may shift slightly in different lighting
Care: gentle hand wash only; Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive chemicals
Use a low‑heat LED tealight or backlight to preserve color and finish
These detailed gnomes are warming themselves by the fire — each one a tiny world of steam‑punk charm and molten magic. Stunning details, all hand‑made by our resident glass artist, Professor Draggie, bring every wrinkle, beard curl, and funny curled hats to life. no two gnomes are exactly alike.
Display
Keep away from direct high heat and sudden temperature changes
Each piece is hand- made by the Glass Blowing Dragon in the Black Dragon Glass shop. Because our lampworker craft each item by hand, texture, finish, and patina may vary; your piece may look slightly different than the photo. These are not flaws but the artisan’s mark — making each
creation uniquely magical and made to last.
Materials: high‑quality borosilicate glass (heat‑resistant, durable)
Size: approximately 3–4 inches tall (each piece varies slightly)
Finish: hand‑polished; colors may shift slightly in different lighting
Care: gentle hand wash only; Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive chemicals
Use a low‑heat LED tealight or backlight to preserve color and finish