I make a unique range of jewellery and gifts using the ancient technique of lampworking.
Lampworking is an ancient and magical process with a chemistry that boarders on alchemy. All of my glass is melted, blown and shaped on a blowtorch before being placed in a kiln to cool overnight. Every morning I open my kiln to glorious colour, then craft the glass into exquisite jewellery and gifts.

my blog
Hot off the Torch
Read my blog and explore the art and science of lampworking glass. I'll showcase the techniques I use to make glass jewellery, my inspiration and other local craftspeople.

Isla Osborne
My Creative Journey
I make contemporary glass jewellery and artworks from my garden studio. After studying glass and graphic design in Whanganui, I headed to London where I lived and worked for ten years before coming home to New Zealand to start a family.

Child Cancer Foundation
Beads of Courage
I donate handmade glass beads to the Child Cancer Foundation to help honour the strength and courage of children living with cancer in New Zealand.