Pohár Mora

Massive sea glass haul GIFTED to me by a dear friend she is a true angel and these pieces are going to make some SWEET art pieces ✨ 💖

Back @ it 🤪😌
Frigging miss doing this & I'm exicted to get going again! ((NOT FOR SALE))

Found my first piece of sea pottery today in my home away from home ❤

I got back into the studio & edited this one & I'm glad I did. After posting it before I still felt it was missing SOMETHING and I've been wanting to do a sideways 🌴 for a little while now.
REPOST: A beautiful sea glass beach 😍💙
I decided to throw all the sea glass pieces in here along with a sparkly abalone shell ocean 🌊 a FULL abalone shell & sand dollar 🐚 THE PALM 🌴I can't. I love that I decided to add that in. I frigggin LOVE how this turned out!! Click the pics to view the details!
This is acrylic paint on an 8x10 canvas
$55 + $10 for shipping
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Finished this customized piece last night for my beautiful friend & her family ✌🏼💙🌊 thank you always for tour love & support ❤

A new fave for my beautiful neighbor ❤
Plants are POPULAR & HARD!
Sea glass makes creating such a puzzle at times! All glass & shells are hand picked off the coast of beautiful California & crafted in my studio in San Diego 😍 custom pieces take a little while, but reach out if you're looking for something specific 😀

I just wanted to say...there is like an entire cult of Sea Glass lovers/beachcombers/creators that I had no clue about until now
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When friends send you more glass from beachcombing!
Ahhhhh I am SO lucky 😻😻😻😻😻

Let's do a GIVEAWAY! !!
I said I'd do a giveaway if I hit 200 followers this week AND I DID. I hit well over that & it just warms me to my core how many of you all love & support my works of art. This giveaway is a THANK YOU ❤
I have made this very special flower for this very special giveaway! Peep the little slug on the rock! The stickers come from a small shop on ETSY, Savannah & James Co. SO MANY CUTE STICKERS, please do yourself a favor and check them out! ❤ I also included a small corked vial with some BEAUTIFUL tiny pieces of rare colored sea glass picked off the coast of Carmel by the Sea, CA 🌊 keep scrolling to 👀 the details! I'll probably throw in that big abalone shell pictured with the vial just for FUN!!
I don't know if this even matters, but this package would value around $45 😉
HOW TO ENTER?!?!?!??!
1) Tell me 1 thing you're proud of yourself for accomplishing in 2020! No feat is too SMALL!
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2) Share this post!
GIVEAWAY ENDS SUNDAY 1.10.21 @ 9pm PST
Winner will be announced Monday evening!
GOODLUCK 💘 Love, Michelle

Labor of love 💙🌊

Mommy & Me 🐢 💖
GUYSSSSS.......what is it with turtle's and them being SO FREAKING CUTE! I can't with this piece! Give me all the 🐢 🐢 🐢 🐢 I got inspired to come off the canvas a bit with the shells on my heart piece and love the look of it! Lots of unique, perfect shells for this beautiful piece.
FOR SALE ✌🏼💙🌊
5x7 piece
$45 + $7 for shipping
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THIS HEART'S FOR YOU!!
I got to hand deliver one of my pieces today, from a VA friend to a new SD friend, & it felt incredible ✌🏼❤🌊
I love this little side gig I created ❤

Under the sea 🌊💚💙
I edited this piece because I just felt like it was lacking a TINY BIT. I sold its counter part and I wanted to ZAZZ it up a little more 😄 the white in the ocean is crushed abalone shell 🐚 making it sparkle in just the right lighting This piece is a true beauty! The plant adds a great touch of green and....the turtle....I just love making these little seashell turtle! 🐢
This is painted on an 8×10 piece of canvas with a tooth hook on the back for hanging! Reminder, that each piece of art was created using handpicked Sea Glass from the beaches of California ❤
SOLD! 🙏🏼❤

ALLLLLLLL RIGHTY THEN🥰
This giveaway is going to be amazing! It will include lots of great, feel good, cheer me up type items purchased or donated from other small businesses! I will report back in a day or two with a picture & details on how to enter!!!
Thank you all so much for the ❤❤❤❤

New inspiration, New energy, New Year
& a beautiful YELLOW 💛💛💛
Yellow is such a rare find when it comes to Sea Glass!
I only have maybe 5 pieces of yellow so far. Love how this beautiful piece came out!
$25 + $5 shipping
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I just wanted to take a second on this Monday morning to say Thank You to everyone who has liked this page, supported, commented, shared, and especially made a purchase from me. Each piece has been so fun to make, I don't even know how many I have made so far. Possibly....30?! THAT'S SO MANY when I look back at the pictures! So many beautiful creations you all have in your homes now and that is mind blowing to me TBH 🤯🤯🤯
What started off as just something fun to do to make maybe a little extra cash for the holidays has QUICKLY turned into something so much more. I am a creative extrovert at heart who loves to be around people, I love working hard and was really looking forward to doing that as a mom/wife this year. This pandemic has been hard for all of us. Without going into a ton of detail I kind of felt STUCK, like a lot of you have probably felt as well. I was desperate to find a creative outlet & art has ALWAYS been apart of my life. I had an OUTSTANDING art teacher through some of the hardest years of my life in high school and it made life so much better; I don't know what it is about having a creative outlet that can really bring you to life internally. I've always played around with it as the years went on. & HERE WE ARE!! If you are wondering Pohár Mora means Glass of the Sea in Slovak. My great grandmother came here from Yugoslavia many, many moons ago and I felt that with such a beautiful translation I wanted to honor that part of her in me.
From the bottom of my heart, I cannot THANK YOU ALL ENOUGH
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A sand dollar piece!!!
Yay! Yes this is a REAL sand dollar I picked it off the beaches of Coronado, CA myself just this past year! Don't worry, I was able to put a hardener on it, these babies are FRAGILE 😳 I've been wanting to do this piece for a while, but was unsure of how to make the sand dollar & the sea glass stand out. I think it is perfect! Peep the pinks, greens, and blue hues throughout the glass!
💙💚🌊🥰👀 minimalistic pieces are my favorite because they can add such a simple artistic touch anywhere you put it ❤
**SOLD**

Hardest shape I've done to date! This piece has given me so many issues, but it is done at last!
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Might add a few tiny accents to it depending on what the customer wants.

Cleaning today's beach haul and checking out all the little details in every piece.
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There was a lot out there after the storm over the weekend!
Ready to create some one of a kind pieces for you all in 2021!

Abalone Shell Flowers 🥰
Known as the “Ears of the sea,” Abalone shell properties connect you to the energy of the ocean, reminding us to be loving and gentle with our loved ones.
Playing around with different ideas has been fun! It was so tough finding the perfect naturally tumbled abalone for this 4x6 flower art piece, but don't you just LOVE how it turned out?! Click through to see the details in each abalone piece!
**SOLD** ✌🏼💙🌊

Discovered this very rare piece if RED sea glass in my collection yesterday! I thought it was deep brown this whole time 😍❤😍❤😍❤
Here is some great information about the rare color when it comes to Sea Glass 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
"Red glass was in high demand for many years in America dating back to Colonial times, when glassmakers would add an expensive gold oxide powder to produce red. Thus, it was produced in rather limited supplies-the glass of royalty was not for every day common folks to use, much less discard. By the late 1800s, "Gold Ruby," also known as Cranberry Glass, gained popularity as ornamental tableware and light fixtures. Red glass items were a bit less popular around the home in the early 1900s. However, red had become a common color for glass warning lights used in the transportation industries for railroads, boats, and, eventually, for trucks and autos. Later, red marble-like pieces were inserted into stop signs and turn arrow signs as nighttime reflectors to help drivers avoid hazards.

Red glass finally started a comeback around the home in the late 1930s, as American glassmakers learned that copper could be used in place of gold oxide to produce a deep red hue when reheated above 1,000 degrees. The Anchor Cap and Closure Corporation merged with the Hocking Glass Company and soon became leaders with their "Royal Ruby" red glass. They produced tableware in many patterns and then ultimately some large runs of Schlitz beer bottles in the 1950s. They even did a few Royal Ruby bottles for Coors, but the vast majorities were for Schlitz.

So warning lights, tableware, and a few Royal Ruby bottles make up the vast majority of what sea glass collectors find as red glass along the shore-but there can always be an exception." - Richard LaMotte
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WOW - Thank you all so much for the follow/like! Over 100 people here so far!!

La Jolla Tides Pool haul from this morning 😍

The Sea is always sure to deliver, even when you're not expecting her to✌🏼💙🌊

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All of my works for far ❤

Welcome to my FB Page! I am very excited to see this grow and grow in my own personal creativity as well ✨ Pohár Mora means Glass of the Sea in Slovak in honor of my Slovakian heritage ❤