Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Meet the Maker: Glass Tableware Made by Hand. Penn/Fairmount is a line of useful and beautiful tableware with a sleek, modern sensibility. Each piece is created by hand at Pittsburgh Glass Center by skilled artists working together with lead designer Jason Forck and collaborators. Distinct silhouettes and luminous hues showcase the artistry of glass shaped through many hands, each bringing expertise to the process.
About Pittsburgh Glass Center: Known for its state-of-the-art studios and talented community of artists, Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC) is one of the top glass art facilities in the U.S. A nonprofit, public access glass art school, gallery, retail shop, and state-of-the-art glass studio, PGC is dedicated to teaching, creating, and promoting glass art. Every Penn/Fairmount piece reflects this mission–bringing together artists and collaborators to create work that is both functional and artful. In 2026, Pittsburgh Glass Center celebrates 25 Years: Still Glowing, Still Growing.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Meet the Maker: Glass Tableware Made by Hand. Penn/Fairmount is a line of useful and beautiful tableware with a sleek, modern sensibility. Each piece is created by hand at Pittsburgh Glass Center by skilled artists working together with lead designer Jason Forck and collaborators. Distinct silhouettes and luminous hues showcase the artistry of glass shaped through many hands, each bringing expertise to the process.
About Pittsburgh Glass Center: Known for its state-of-the-art studios and talented community of artists, Pittsburgh Glass Center (PGC) is one of the top glass art facilities in the U.S. A nonprofit, public access glass art school, gallery, retail shop, and state-of-the-art glass studio, PGC is dedicated to teaching, creating, and promoting glass art. Every Penn/Fairmount piece reflects this mission–bringing together artists and collaborators to create work that is both functional and artful. In 2026, Pittsburgh Glass Center celebrates 25 Years: Still Glowing, Still Growing.
