EON Glass x Freeek Glass Collab #2

SPECS:

• Measures 6.5" Tall 

• 3 Hole Perc

• Female 14mm / 90° Joint

• Fits Male 14mm Accessories

• UV Glass

• Decorative Horns and Shaping by @freeekglass

• Millie, Marbles and Murrine Work by @eon_glass

• 5 Decorative Character Millies:
• Andy Warhol
• George Lucas
• Danny Trejo
• Frieda Kahlo
• Walt Disney

• IG:
• @freeekglass
• @eon_glass

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EON Glass is the collaborative name of Ian and Nadia Marrero, a couple with over 13 Years of experience making glass together. Known for their unique style of Millefiori Portraits, reminiscent of Pointillism or Pixel Art

Ian Marrero was apprenticing for Devin Somerville (aka Cap'n Crunk) when he met a passionate Cross Stitch Artist named Nadia. Her work inspired Ian to set out and capture both of their unique skill sets in the form of glass art.

EON Glass pioneered their own method of Millefiori. Creating photo realistic images out of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of nanoscopic glass rods (some of which are thinner than human hair). This process can take up to 300 Hours depending on the complexity of the image.

EON Glass' Millefiori Portraits pay homage to public figures who inspired them, especially those who have made major contributions to cannabis culture. Past subjects Immortalized in their work Include Rick Simpson and Frieda Kahlo

At The World Series of Glass at Glass Vegas 2019, An Eon Glass x Stephen Boehme Millefiori Portrait of Salvador Dali took the grand prize for the Best Millie category.

Freeek Glass comes from an artistic background, having spent two years studying graphic design in college. Eventually earning his moniker as a tagger on the streets of New York City and Tri-State Area.

Eventually setting up shop in Madison, Wisconsin in 1999. Freeek Glass work is characterized by the use of intricate patterns, vivid colors, and complex shapes, which come together to create dramatic works of art. His award winning work ranges from from functional drinking glasses, to heady rigs, to ornate sculptures.

Freeek Glass has also experimented with other artistic mediums; which include an extensive amount of sewing, beadwork, and even block printing. His work earned him the designation of Artist of the Year at the 2010 Functional Glass Industry Awards.