Light Blue Honey was finally made into a mainline color after the superb sculpturalist and all around awesome dude Lewis Wilson used it extensively. Light Blue Honey is a less saturated blue allowing for a wide range of colors to be produced from a transparent yellow color to an almost milky struck out blues, greens, and purples. Jordy Minick displays the incredible working range of Light Blue Honey from the totally transparent to the completely struck out portions. Both Lewis and Jordy agree that Light Blue Honey is a super stable color that is uber easy to work with. Add Light Blue Honey to your palette today to get in on this sweetness.

When you want the best, where do you reach? To the top shelf! We feel this is our best glass. What more can we say? Top shelf is recommended for the professional artist looking for top quality product.

Comparable to other’s odds, middle shelf glass is misshapen or out of round, but the glass is still in near perfect composition and free from large stones or inclusions. We recommend this glass for artists on a budget who still want good quality color but are willing to work with small variances in shape and size.

Comparable to other’s seconds, bottom shelf glass includes glass that is still very usable, but may have excess air or small stones in it. We recommend this glass for beginning glass workers to use as practice, or for the production worker looking to drop their costs.

Sold by the pound. Go ahead and select your quality level below.