Liquid Light Glass

Liquid Light Glass

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Liquid Light Glass is a world-class contemporary glass studio and gallery that offers glassblowing d Are you interested in trying glassblowing?

Liquid Light Glass was established by Elodie Holmes in 1986 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Building her business from modest beginnings, Elodie's now world-renowned glass art became well established in many galleries and museum shops across the country. By the year 2000, Liquid Light Glass Studio and Gallery became permanently located in the Baca Street Studios near downtown Santa Fe. Elodie first becam

Photos from Liquid Light Glass's post 06/08/2026

Meet our featured artist of the month: Steffen Plistermann!

Steffen Plistermann’s blown and fused glass compositions are enriched by his more than 25 years as a painter and sculptor. Through extensive experimentation, he developed a specialized technique of using powdered colored glasses for his compositions. By carefully layering colors and controlling the heating and cooling process, he achieves unique and distinctive surface finishes. Unexpected mishaps occasionally occur during the blowing and sculpting process. Rather than discarding these fragments, Plistermann recognizes their potential and transforms them into beautiful fused and slumped works of art.

This month only, take 10% off all art by Steffen Plistermann using code STEFFEN10 at checkout.

05/28/2026

Now open on Sundays! Come visit us at 926 Baca St

05/26/2026

Explore local artisans and enjoy a free concert this Saturday at the Baca Block Party!

We will provide refreshments and glass blowing demonstrations, and a portion of sales during the party will be donated to Kindred Spirits Dog Sanctuary, a local nonprofit providing hospice care for senior dogs, horses, and poultry.

04/28/2026

Treat your mom to an unforgettable experience. Contact us between now and May 9th to book a glass class any time this year and receive a 20% discount!

Use code MOM20 when booking through our website, or give us a call to schedule.

04/08/2026

The peacock is India’s national bird, and it personifies exuberance, grace, and pride.

Manju Chattopadhyay’s intricate mosaics are inspired by the culture of her homeland.

Through the end of April, take 10% off all mosaics by Manju using code MANJU10 at checkout.

04/03/2026

Meet our Artist of the Month: Manju Chattopadhyay

Manju was born in Cooch Behar, India. From a young age, she practiced Madhubani, a traditional folk art historically created by women on mud walls using natural dyes, fingers, twigs, and nib pens. She moved from Hawaii to Santa Fe in 2017.
Manju’s mosaics begin with color sketches on paper, after which she transfers the outlines onto a board. Some pieces are fused in a kiln using glass stringers, canes, beads, small tiles, or remnants from glassblowing. She then selects individual pieces of glass and carefully glues them into place. The final step is to grout and frame the work. The themes and colors in her art are often inspired by the culture of her homeland.

This month only, use code MANJU10 at checkout for 10% off all Manju’s mosaics.

03/24/2026

Have you perused the vibrant vessels by Tom Stempel yet? It’s the final week of his March Artist Spotlight and you still have the opportunity to get 10% off his work. Use discount code STEMPEL10 at checkout. Store link in bio

Pictured: Tangerine Forest by Tom Stempel

03/16/2026

This beautiful piece by Tom Stempel showcases an intricate pattern of fused square cane along the center. Cane are colored glass rods that are cut down into small pieces. These pieces are later assembled into a pattern and fused together before being rolled onto the glass and blown out to form the vessel.
This month only, take 10% off all art by Tom Stempel using code STEMPEL10 at checkout.

03/10/2026

Artist Spotlight:
Liquid Light Glass is pleased to welcome Tom Stempel into the gallery. Born and raised in Hawai’i, Stempel began his glass training at the University of Hawai’i and continued his education by working in four studios across Honolulu. He later collaborated with prominent artists in Seattle, including Dale Chihuly. He recently relocated his stained-glass shop and glassblowing studio to Santa Fe, NM where he continues to expand his creative practice. Stempel creates striking blown-glass vessels using traditional Italian glassblowing techniques such as encalmo and cane work.
This month only, take 10% off all art by Tom Stempel using code: STEMPEL10 at checkout.
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02/13/2026

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926 Baca Street Ste 3
Santa Fe, NM
87505

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm