Glassblower shapes turquoise glass into cup with intricate brown patterns.
An eye-level side view of a glassblower, at the end of the glass blower is hot glass that is being shaped into a cup. The rod of the glassblower extends horizontally from the left side of the image pointing toward the right side of the image. The glass is turquoise with brown lines creating a diamond pattern along the sides of it. The end of the glass covering the end of the glassblower is brown and fades into the turquoise color as it extends to the right. There is a pattern within the turquoise color that makes the glass appear scaly or rough while the glass is actually smooth. Directly behind the rod and the glass is a vent laced on top of a counter made of tow wooden planks placed on top of each other, the top plank is a darker shade of brown than the bottom. The vent is covered by a chain link patterned metal screen. On the right side of the image is a white wall, directly in front of the wall is a narrow gray metal rod extending from the bottom right side of the image to the top right side of the image, and out of view. There is light reflecting horizontally off of the surface of the glass at the end of the glassblower.