Emerald opaque and transparent glass are fused over a molten gather of white.

This collection of molten glass is twisted and stretched which softens the blended color elements.

The result is an emerald colored mist that one might experience hiking the rain forests and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest.

Whitehorse Falls on the North Umpqua river is a personal favorite.

The falls descend into a pool of clear water surrounded by old growth forest and streams.

The air is densely saturated by the action of the falls as fresh snow melt cascades over boulders.

Dense moss covers the rocks surrounding this cool retreat where temperatures drop fifteen degrees as you descend into the glade.