BEAUTIFUL GLASS FOR BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
Handblown glassware is about more than just beauty; it forges a heartfelt connection between maker and user.
Every meticulously crafted object carries a story, transforming daily rituals into meaningful moments and infusing life with beauty and possibility.
WELCOME TO INFINITE GLASSWORKS
Located on a woodland property outside of Berkeley, Ontario, Canada, Infinite Glassworks is a rural glassblowing studio and home of Kate Civiero.
At the heart of the studio is the Baby Dragon glassblowing furnace which holds the 2100ºF molten glass used to make each and every piece.
Infinite Glassworks is open for shopping by appointment only or during special events, open houses and workshops.
MEET THE MAKER
Hi I’m Kate! I founded Infinite Glassworks in 2005 with my husband Matthew after graduating from the Glass Program at the Sheridan College in 2002. We started the business together, then Matthew gradually transitioned out and into landscape design while I took the reins to shape Infinite Glassworks into what it is today.
My love of making things by hand is at the heart of everything I do. I’ve been described as a serial maker; while glass is my primary love, you’ll often find me exploring other materials such as wood, metal, leather and clay. I’m fascinated by the connections between the techniques of making across diverse mediums.
THE THRILL OF GLASS
Glass is a remarkable material, exhibiting liquid properties when hot and solid properties when cold.
Working with molten glass at 2100°F is challenging and fast paced. The glass is shaped by hand using tools, heat, inflation, motion and gravity.
The intense heat, fluidity, and unpredictable nature of glass make working with it an endlessly captivating experience.