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A limited collection by South Australian glass artist Llewelyn Ash, created in collaboration with The Sapphire Project and inspired by the beauty, movement and fragility of our oceans. Each piece is individually handblown in South Australia and designed to be displayed, gifted and treasured — while helping support greater awareness of marine conservation.
A limited collection by South Australian glass artist Llewelyn Ash, created in collaboration with The Sapphire Project and inspired by the beauty, movement and fragility of our oceans. Each piece is individually handblown in South Australia and designed to be displayed, gifted and treasured — while helping support greater awareness of marine conservation.
A sculptural handblown glass plate inspired by coral reefs, changing tides and the movement of the sea.
Available in Sapphire Blue and Amber Gold, each Circle of Hope is individually shaped by hand, making every piece unique.
Designed as a collectible Australian artwork, it can also be personalised for weddings, anniversaries, retirements, milestone celebrations, executive gifting, corporate recognition and special presentations.
A handblown glass piece created by Llewelyn Ash as part of this special collaboration with The Sapphire Project.
Inspired by light, water and the changing colours of the ocean, each piece combines contemporary Australian craftsmanship with a deeper connection to marine conservation.
Beautiful as a sculptural object and meaningful as a gift, The Light of Hope is designed to be enjoyed for years to come.
Llewelyn Ash
South Australian glass artist Llewelyn Ash is known for his expressive handblown glass forms, distinctive colour work and pieces inspired by the Australian environment.
Working from his South Australian studio, Llewelyn creates each piece individually using traditional glassblowing techniques. The handmade process means subtle variations in form, colour and texture become part of the character of every work.
His pieces are designed not simply as decorative objects, but as works of contemporary Australian art to be lived with, gifted and collected.