Gilded Lily Glass handcrafted jewelry Hillsborough, North Carolina

Gilded Lily Glass

Whimsical art jewelry with fused glass, lampwork beads, and enamel components

It's all about the glass!

Glass is an amazing medium because it can be manipulated by so many processes with such a variety of results. I was initially attracted to glass due to its color saturation, but I have grown to appreciate the kinetic quality of the material. I focus on making jewelry because I enjoy the benefits of working on a small scale. Small pieces afford me more opportunity for experimentation. I can also make reasonably priced art for everyday use. It is really gratifying to see someone wearing a piece of jewelry I created.

Lynn Burcher

Art shows are opening up this summer. I cannot wait to see you out there!
In the meantime, you can check out some of my newest designs here.
https://www.instagram.com/gildedlilyglass/

Upcoming Events 2021

Festival for the Eno Durham, NC 7/3-4

Art in the Park Blowing Rock, NC 7/17, 8/14

Sidewalk Art Show Roanoke, VA 8/21-22

Lazy Daze Cary, NC 8/28-29

Rockville Arts Festival Rockville, MD 9/4-5

Atalaya Arts Festival Murrells Inlet, SC 9/24-26

Artsplosure Raleigh, NC 10/9-10

Valle Country Fair Valle Crucis, NC 10/16

Cary Academy Holiday Shoppe Cary, NC 11/11-13

Durham Holiday Market Durham, NC 11/20-21

Christmas Carousel Raleigh, NC 11/26-28

Boylan Heights Art Walk Raleigh, NC 12/5

You may also purchase from me at one of my etsy shops or contact me at lynn @gildedlilyglass.com.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/luckiepenny

metal and enamel jewelry

https://www.etsy.com/shop/gildedlilyglass

fused glass jewelry

https://www.etsy.com/shop/PrettyByrdz

lampwork glass bead jewelry

About

I studied Greek Art as an undergraduate student at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and as a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. The creation and collection of art has always been my passion. I have explored a variety of media through formal classes and personal experimentation. In 1998, while concentrating on stained glass, I took a course in kiln-worked glass in order to incorporate more texture into my designs and my focus has been hot glass ever since. I have attended workshops at a variety of facilities including the Philadelphia College of Art, the Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, Penland, and the John C. Campbell Folk Art School. I am an active member of the Orange County Artists Guild and the International Society of Glass Beadmakers.