About Chris Mosey and Ignis
Christopher Mosey, glass artist and owner of Ignis Glass Studio is known for his original blown glass sculpture. Initially, Chris studied ceramics at the Appalachian Center for Crafts, an arts program through Tennessee Tech University, with the intention of becoming a potter. After taking an elective class in glass blowing, he discovered his passion for creating art lies more specifically in glass blowing. In 2001, Chris founded Ignis Glass Studio, fittingly named after the Latin word “fire”, where he has been creating unique glass pieces for over 20 years in the Chattanooga area. The works Chris Mosey creates draw inspiration from earth tones found in nature and reflect his interest in geology with a strong Art Nouveau influence.
About Chris Mosey and Ignis
Chris opened to the public in 2001 with a shop on the south side of Chattanooga primarily as a wholesale business, selling production work vases, bowls, decorative ware, and house accessories. When industry demands shifted in 2008, Chris moved to the heart of downtown Chattanooga and centered his business around the blow-your-own glass ornament experience. Over time, Ignis Glass Studio expanded to offer glass sculpture awards, unity glass sculptures, liquor ware, and other production items including vases, footed bowls, and decorative works such as free-form flowers, mushrooms, and seasonal ornaments and decor.
About the glass work
Hand-blown glass art is a creative form of artistic expression uniquely crafted by skilled artisans who shape molten glass into stunning works of art. The glass is heated to extreme temperatures in a 2000-degree furnace, vibrant colors selected from a large array of options are added and each work is shaped into form with a glass blowpipe by a highly trained artist. Vibrant colors and intricate details add beauty to each one-of-a-kind blown glass creation. Book Us Now!
About Ignis/artist
Christopher Mosey, glass artist and owner of Ignis Glass Studio is known for his original blown glass sculpture. Initially, Chris studied ceramics at the Appalachian Center for Crafts, an arts program through Tennessee Tech University, with the intention of becoming a potter. After taking an elective class in glass blowing, he discovered his passion for creating art lies more specifically in glass blowing. In 2001, Chris founded Ignis Glass Studio, fittingly named after the Latin word “fire”, where he has been creating unique glass pieces for over 20 years in the Chattanooga area. The works Chris Mosey creates draw inspiration from earth tones found in nature and reflect his interest in geology with a strong Art Nouveau influence.
About The Studio
Chris opened to the public in 2001 with a shop on the south side of Chattanooga primarily as a wholesale business, selling production work vases, bowls, decorative ware and house accessories. When industry demands shifted in 2008, Chris moved to the heart of downtown Chattanooga and entered his business around the blow-your-own glass ornament experience. Over time, Ignis Glass Studio expanded to offer glass sculpture awards, unity glass sculptures, liquor ware, and other production items including cases, footed bowls, and decorative works such as free-form flowers, mushrooms, and seasonal ornaments and decor.
About the glass work
Hand-blown glass art is a creative form of artistic expression uniquely crafted by skilled artisans who shape molten glass into stunning works of art. The glass is heated to extreme temperatures in a 2000-degree furnace, vibrant colors selected from a large array of options are added and each work is shaped into form with a glass blowpipe by a highly trained artist. Vibrant colors and intricate details add beauty to each one-of-a-kind blown glass creation.