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We are so excited to add these glass sculptures to our selection.
There is a landmark standing on the north side of interstate highway 89 called the Whale Tails by local residents. It was created in 1989 by Jim Sardonis. Jim called this sculpture Reverence, and the two whale tails “diving “ into the sea of grass are meant to symbolize the fragility of the planet.
Sold as a pair for $300 or per piece for $180. Signed with AO Glass and the year. Sculpted by hand by Tanner Fosher and Rich Arentzen.
We are so excited to add these glass sculptures to our selection.
There is a landmark standing on the north side of interstate highway 89 called the Whale Tails by local residents. It was created in 1989 by Jim Sardonis. Jim called this sculpture Reverence, and the two whale tails “diving “ into the sea of grass are meant to symbolize the fragility of the planet.
Sold as a pair for $300 or per piece for $180. Signed with AO Glass and the year. Sculpted by hand by Tanner Fosher and Rich Arentzen.