Glassblower works on a mug as flames reflect brightly around her.
A close up view of a hand blown glass mug that is upside down and almost finished. The glass is iridescent with a light green pattern. The handle is a dark purple and faces toward the viewer and to the right. A lit gas torch is pointed on the stem of glass on the underside of the mug. The flame is white, blue and light blue and very hot. It's reflecting brightly from the stem. A metal rod is holding the stem and goes up and out of the frame, right of center top. The torch base has two metal poles and fittings attached to the torch end. The poles are parallel and come from the middle left edge of the frame and angle upward toward the right corner. Behind the torch is a figure dressed in period garb. The figure's skirt is on the left edge of the frame. The skirt is orange and light brown vertically striped. Above the skirt is a brown top with a maroon vest over it. In the background and top right corner is a brown and tan wood plank wall. A brown iron rod comes down from the top right corner to behind the torch end. The rod has a loop at the end that is just above the torch fittings.