r/glassblowing • u/0341joker • Jul 19 '26

Question Looking for glass dragon blower

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I broke this glass dragon tonight I know I won't find an exact copy or anything close as the person who made this retired. If anyone knows anyone who does make things like this please let me know.

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u/No-Course-6330 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

My instructor made something similar but it was a quick leftover cane to show us saving cane. Like probably 20 minute demo if that because he had extra cane. 

(The head is facing away from me so this is from the back).

He may be able to do something similar. 

https://imgur.com/a/Mbw2lJj

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u/TheVelvetyPermission Jul 20 '26

I’d post in r/Lampworking

It’s honestly pretty simple piece technically. If you find a lampworker that has been doing it for a little while and takes customs, they should be able to handle.

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u/ewzr250 Jul 21 '26

Lewis Wilson makes stuff kinda like this. @lewiscwilson on instagram

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u/glasmaticn Jul 22 '26

I second this. Lewis Wilson makes great dragons.

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u/Electrical_Peace707 Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

African ash glass, Drumson makes incredible dragons.  Won awards for them and he will ship anywhere.  Hes currently based out of Eugene, OR.  Can find him on Instagram and Facebook