Black Sand Glass is the work of Joel Corley, a Hawaii‑rooted borosilicate glass artist known for transforming the islands’ natural energy into sculpted forms. His pieces often echo ocean waves, volcanic movement, and island light, blending scientific precision with expressive, hand‑shaped craftsmanship. Corley began melting glass in 2007 and later opened the House of Fire Art Gallery on the Big Island, developing a style defined by inside‑out frit techniques, smooth fluid contours, and color fades inspired by Hawaiian waters. His work balances functionality and artistry, aiming to “solidify the fascination of paradise into glass.”
This one is a slightly bigger than a normal Xl wave
