This vessel represents a rug from Jaipur, India in blues, reds, green and white. Ruth Shelley cut, delicately placed and fused combination of transparent and opaque glass to create the piece. Shaped by gravity, it was then cut, polished and sandblasted.

This is a collection of vessels in various sizes and shades of pinks and green, inspired by the flowering cycle of the Rosebay Willowherb plant which grows widely across the UK and Europe. The vessels are shaped by gravity, then cut, polished and sandblasted.

Inspired by the Summer Solstice, this abstract multi-coloured disc was designed, cut, fused and sandblasted, using layers of opaque and transparent glass. It is mounted on a free-standing black metal stand.

Using a combination of transparent and opaque glass, Ruth Shelley cut, delicately placed, and fused glass segments to represent a rug from Baluchistan in blues, greens, browns and white. The oval vessel was shaped by gravity, cut, polished and sandblasted.

Many layers of glass were used to make this tall glass vessel which represents the varying colours of the sea around the Welsh coastline. It has a rippled wave-like texture on the surface and a delicate tapestry of colours at its centre.