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Icefire Glassworks, Cannon Beach

4.6

#8 of 16 in Things to do in Cannon Beach

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4.4

iMotoHanks

Have been in before but not for a while. The work being done here is something special! It's a cool experience sitting and watching pieces being. They are kind. They answer questions and explain the p... more »
NXTTRP

We stopped with friends at Icefire Glassworks late one afternoon, shortly before closing. We were entertained not only by the venue and the product, but the proprietor as well. There was no glass-blow... more »
SophieTRR

We were looking for other things to do near cannon beach because it was pouring rain and saw this listed on TripAdvisor. We love glassblowing and jumped at the opportunity to stop and check it out. Ev... more »

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Connie Kuhn

The glass in this place is very beautiful. The owners have been doing this work for a very long time and have guest artists selling their work too that have also done glass blowing for a very long time. We watched a bowl being blown and it was a great experience. Had a good time talking with the sales person that explained everything going on and then had a small conversation with the owner. Bought a small, but quite beautiful, piece there that I love looking at it and every time I see it I smile! Not cheap...but very worth it!!

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Janet Bates

Sweet blown glass shop. You can watch the artisans at work. Glass products are very pricey though

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B. Rowan Lyn

Live glass blowing right there. The artist speaks with people and describes what's happening. Time, temp, shape all come together with skill and humor. Had a ball and bought some glass.

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Angela Hoffman

It was so fun to sit and watch the glassblowing in progress. One of the other glassblowers came and talked to us about the process and answered all our questions. They were friendly and kind and do beautiful work.

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Linda daniels

Very nice . expensive. Great view of their working.

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