Business Description
Grand Rapids Glassblowing Studio
GRGS is a the studio home of glass artists John Riepma and Scott Haebich. Occasional classes, workshops and events are held at the studio.
GRGS is a "furnace" blowing studio where molten glass is gathered from an electric furnace on a blowpipe. The glass is then blown, shaped, reheated, rolled, manipulated, coaxed, reheated, hung, swung, blown again, reheated, transferred, reheated, stretched, trimmed, reheated... until it's finished.*
* steps involved subject to change without notice
Address & Contact
- Street:
- O-465 Lake Michigan Drive
- Postcode:
- 49534
- City:
- Grand Rapids
- State:
- Michigan
- Zip:
- 49534
- Phone:
- 616.676.3801
- Website:
- http://www.GRglassblowing.com
- Category:
- Local Business
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