This early menorah design was particularly notable for its unusual use of architectural features. The top layer of glass features primarily round designs while the bottom provides contrasting angular designs. The top layer is also slightly smaller and offset to create asymmetry and add interest. Lisa innovated this type of double-layer design, with a view…
Category: Menorahs
This work is a prime example of several of Lisa’s preferred elements and innovations. It is a large menorah in cobalt blue “chopstix” glass that has been pieced together in a contrasting patchwork, much like a quilt, and layered to achieve an iridescent effect that will reflect lit candles in a fascinating pattern. The candle…
This very large menorah, with six layers of fused glass, was Lisa’s first substantial piece. It is a prime example of Lisa’s vision of combining in her glass art Judaica, water themes, iridescent glass accents, and the light effects of flickering candles. This piece is held in the Engel Family’s permanent collection.