Luke Adams' American-blown glass hanging ornaments are among The Ellen Rice Gallery's most popular gift and home decor offerings. 

All of Luke's blown glass is tri-colored with blends of colors achieved as the glass is twisted and pulled, creating still more colors and shades of colors. Each contains a small piece (about 1") of reflective, two-colored dicroic glass in the center that changes color depending on the angle from which you're viewing it. 

To make ordering simple, we've stated only the predominant colors in the choices below. Please keep in mind that all have three colors. plus color-changing dicroic.

Each comes with a card about the artist and is attractively boxed. Please call the gallery at (302) 539-3405 if you need assistance with selection and we'll be pleased to help you, including taking a pic of current choices. Each is a one-of-a-kind work of art to enjoy and proudly give as gifts.
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Ellen Rice

Luke Adams Mini Stars

$24.95

Luke Adams' new 3" hanging glass stars make wonderful gifts for a variety of different occasions, bridal gifts for beach weddings, housewarming gifts, holiday gifs and fun additions in a child's room. They're available in beach colors or any color variety.​

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Luke Adams Small Stars

$26.95
5" hanging glass star or starfish ornament. Can also lie on a surface or decorate a bowl of found beach objects.

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Small Hand Blown Glass Hearts

$28.00

Small Hearts are 3" x 2.5". These individually hand blown expressions of affection and friendship come individually packaged for gift presentation. They can be enjoyed hung in windows, on ornament stands or sparkling in memorabilia bowls.



Valentine's Day special offering:



Use code HEARTS23 at checkout to receive free USPS Priority shipping when buying 2 or more small hearts within the continental US by February 14th.



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About Luke

Luke's childhood talent for drawing spurred him toward an education in glasswork at the Massachusetts College of Art, where he honed his technique under artists from all over the country.

​Today, Luke molds his molten medium into colorful, one-of-a-kind suncatchers, molding them into  translucent works similar to the techniques used by Gustave Eiffel to construct an ice-cube model of his famous tower.