All images © Ryan Eicher
Intricate linework and trippy, geometric motifs flow through the minuscule glass-blown serpents by . The Maryland-based artist casts smooth, colorful gradients, rainbow stripes, thin parallel bands, and intersecting helices within the snakes’ coiled bodies, a challenge considering the structure of the patterns shifts as he shapes the forms. Each miniature creature stretches only a few millimeters wide, and many of Eicher’s most recent pieces feature a mishmash of lines and shapes created with artists like and , among others. You can find details about those collaborative pieces on , and head to to add one of the tiny snakes to your collection.







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