Observed arrival · 2026-09-05
Acre Kiln: Glass That Remembers Heat
A working hot-glass and kiln-forming studio in Old Acre making bowls, vessels, wall panels, and commissioned pieces.
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Acre Kiln describes both hot-shop and kiln-forming workflows, separating molten-glass work from panels made with sheet and cullet. Its stated process runs from an 1100°C gather through shaping to annealing at about 480°C, with thick slabs taking as long as 90 hours before cold-shop grinding. The site also identifies sea-glass cullet from bottles, fishing floats, and studio scrap as a material source.
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