Woodsy Shrooms | "Imperfectly Fused" Mushroom Earrings
Oh no! One of the spots on these “imperfectly fused” mushroom earrings rolled off during the firing process, creating an asymmetrical look. The top spot of the left earring is missing, and both earrings have bits of detritus (debris that has melted onto the glass surface due to improper cleaning of the glass prior to firing) on their caps (see the closeups in photos #3-4). Maybe they’re still worthy of a home, despite their imperfections?
What Exactly Does “Imperfectly Fused” Mean?
”Imperfectly fused” pieces are items that underwent an unexpected change (such as a color shift, movement of a design element, over-softening or under-softening of texture, etc.), during the kiln firing process, causing their final look to diverge from the intended design, and resulting in their failure to meet Glasswork Pixie QA standards. Since their imperfections are often minor, and these pieces are still fully functional, they’re offered at a 50% discount*, hoping to find homes with people who see beauty in imperfection and who prize one-of-a-kind uniqueness.
*Note that “imperfectly fused” pieces are not eligible for cancellations, returns, or exchanges.
Oh no! One of the spots on these “imperfectly fused” mushroom earrings rolled off during the firing process, creating an asymmetrical look. The top spot of the left earring is missing, and both earrings have bits of detritus (debris that has melted onto the glass surface due to improper cleaning of the glass prior to firing) on their caps (see the closeups in photos #3-4). Maybe they’re still worthy of a home, despite their imperfections?
What Exactly Does “Imperfectly Fused” Mean?
”Imperfectly fused” pieces are items that underwent an unexpected change (such as a color shift, movement of a design element, over-softening or under-softening of texture, etc.), during the kiln firing process, causing their final look to diverge from the intended design, and resulting in their failure to meet Glasswork Pixie QA standards. Since their imperfections are often minor, and these pieces are still fully functional, they’re offered at a 50% discount*, hoping to find homes with people who see beauty in imperfection and who prize one-of-a-kind uniqueness.
*Note that “imperfectly fused” pieces are not eligible for cancellations, returns, or exchanges.
Oh no! One of the spots on these “imperfectly fused” mushroom earrings rolled off during the firing process, creating an asymmetrical look. The top spot of the left earring is missing, and both earrings have bits of detritus (debris that has melted onto the glass surface due to improper cleaning of the glass prior to firing) on their caps (see the closeups in photos #3-4). Maybe they’re still worthy of a home, despite their imperfections?
What Exactly Does “Imperfectly Fused” Mean?
”Imperfectly fused” pieces are items that underwent an unexpected change (such as a color shift, movement of a design element, over-softening or under-softening of texture, etc.), during the kiln firing process, causing their final look to diverge from the intended design, and resulting in their failure to meet Glasswork Pixie QA standards. Since their imperfections are often minor, and these pieces are still fully functional, they’re offered at a 50% discount*, hoping to find homes with people who see beauty in imperfection and who prize one-of-a-kind uniqueness.
*Note that “imperfectly fused” pieces are not eligible for cancellations, returns, or exchanges.
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Textured fused glass detail
Sterling silver fishhook findings with silicone backstops
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Each earring measures ~0.7” ↔ x 1” ↕
A single earring weighs ~0.1 oz.
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This jewelry is made entirely of glass and should be handled gently
Visit the Product Care & Safety page for full information on caring for your purchase
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Free shipping on all orders within the domestic US
Most items ship within 1 business day by USPS Priority Mail
“Imperfectly fused” items are not eligible for returns, exchanges, or cancellations
All listings are original designs handmade in the Glasswork Pixie studio.
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