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Photo: Charles Eshelman
Glassybaby
If you’ve visited Seattle or even the Seattle airport recently, you can’t miss signs for Glassybaby. The popular glass votives are hand blown with vibrant colors and patterns and have quite the fan following in the Pacific Northwest. More than 80 glassblowers in the company hot shops in Seattle and Berkeley handblow each votive in a 24-hour creation process. Each color and design means something as the design represents and benefits different charities or causes. To date, the company has donated more than six million dollars to animal, environment and health causes. Both Seattle and Berkeley locations host glassblowing experiences where you can make your own Glassybaby and learn about the glassblowing process.