Concept demo prepared for Mitch Bedke Glass Art — not affiliated, not live.

Mitch Bedke Glass — est. 2010
The work

Cast glass fish, Buddhas and figures

Everything here is kiln-cast or kiln-fired in the Park City studio, one piece at a time. Collectors come from Park City, Kimball Junction, Snyderville Basin, Heber City, Midway and Salt Lake City.

9 pieces

  • Cast glass trout in orange, red and teal with a white lateral line, mounted on a white wall
    Fish

    Current Cast Trout

    Cast glass$385View in the shop
  • Three cast glass Buddha heads in plum, pink and pale blue on steel stands in front of a slate fireplace
    Figures

    Cast Glass Buddha

    Cast glass, hand-made steel stand$500 – $850View in the shop
  • Painted glass panel showing a face in orange, green and blue
    Panels

    Painted glass panel

    Enamel painted between glass, kiln firedInquire
  • Small cast glass fish with purple, blue and yellow layers running through the body
    Fish

    Cast Glass Fish (sm)

    Cast glass$150View in the shop
  • Fused glass panel of vertical color stripes held in a black steel floor stand
    Panels

    Fused glass panel

    Fused glass, steel floor standInquire
  • Placeholder — photograph of the cast glass mountain forms to be suppliedPhoto to come
    Landscape

    Wasatch ridgeline

    Cast glass, molds made in the studioInquire
  • Placeholder — photograph of Tsawatenok Girl to be suppliedPhoto to come
    Figures

    Tsawatenok Girl

    Cast glass$1,200View in the shop
  • Placeholder — photograph of Sardines in a Can to be suppliedPhoto to come
    Fish

    Sardines in a Can

    Cast glassComing soonView in the shop
  • Five cast glass fish of different sizes mounted along a hallway wall in a home
    Installed

    A run of fish, hung

    Cast glass, private homeCommission
Also available

In the studio

Ask about anything you do not see here — most of what leaves the kiln never makes it onto a page.

  • Cast Glass Star fish Cast glass, steel stand $250
Commission

See it in person

Glass photographs badly. Book a studio visit in Park City, or ask about a commission.

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