Fused Glass - Oriole popcorn and the help of Indigenous

and the help of Indigenous communities

His images appeared in Time

and more makes this vibrant book a perfect introduction to the Mi’kmaw language

She is currently associate professor in the department of anthropology at Mount Allison University in Sackville

Locally made in Mahone Bay

Fused Glass - Oriole popcorn and the help of IndigenousLocally made in Annapolis Royal, NS These beautiful, fused glass birds are made in Nova Scotia by The Glass Bakery. Each bird is a unique piece of art. The shape of the bird is first cut in clear glass. Layers of powdered coloured glass are then applied between the clear layers. Each piece is kiln baked, fused at ultra high temperatures then carefully cooled for resilience. The birds stand on natural wood pieces. No paints, glazes or moulds are used.