Glass Nuggets for blowing
Our glass Nuggets® make a superior blowing material over raw batch in so many ways — higher yield, faster melts, easy storage, lower energy bills. Plus our formula does not contain Borax, so it's easy on your furnace.
Nuggets Supply update
The Moment You Have All Been Waiting For
We are STOKED to announce a robust list of authorized dealers who will be selling ALL of our blowing products! In addition to Nuggets, these dealers will stock Color Bar, Frit and Rod/Cane. Best news of all is this list of authorized dealers is still growing! Check our website to stay up to date on where you can find our products.
A Look At Production
We are still on track to start producing Nuggets® in late September that will be ready to ship out in October. We will let you know as soon as we light up the furnaces and start producing!
Want first dibs as soon as they become available?
Reach out to any of our authorized dealers below to inquire about pre-ordering!
Oceanside Compatible® Studio Nuggets® Authorized Dealers:
D&L Art Glass Supply (Denver, Colorado)
*East Bay Batch & Color (Richmond, California
Ed Hoy's International (Warrenville, Illinois)
Franklin Art Glass Studios, Inc. (Columbus, Ohio)
Hollander Fusing & Art Glass Center (Houston, Texas)
Kuta Glass (ON, Canada)
Northwest Art Glass (Redmond, Washington)
Pacific Art Glass (Gardena, California)
SW Art Glass (Phoenix, Arizona)
TGK (Schloss Holte, Germany)
*Oceanside Compatible® Blowing Products Only
Studio Nuggets
Our Oceanside Compatible™ Studio Nuggets® are specially formulated and tested to ensure compatibility with our entire line of Oceanside Compatible products. This allows blowers to utilize our accessories for color and accents. The compatibility also allows for unique collaborative efforts across the hot and warm glass arts in the form of “Roll Ups”, such as the beautiful Roll Up vessel shown on this page
fusing & blowing combine to create
Roll Ups!
Our family of compatible products makes it possible for Fusers and Blowers to collaborate!
First the Fuser creates the design in the form of a thick slab of glass. In the hot shop, the Blower takes over and rolls the heated slab onto the pipe and begins to work and shape it into its final, beatiful form.
