Karg Art Glass, located in Kechi, Kansas, is a family-owned studio that specializes in creating hand-blown glass art. Founded by glass artist Rollin Karg, the studio is well-known for its beautiful, custom-made glass ornaments, sculptures, and other unique pieces.

Discover Your Creative Spark! Karg Art Glass invites you to our Adult Beginners Fused Glass Workshop, a hands-on experience designed for those new to the art of glass. Learn the basics of cutting, layering, and fusing glass to create your own …

You are invited you to visit Karg's 3500 square-foot gallery where you will find exceptional metal and glass sculptures by Rollin Karg. Shop their unique collection of glass, mosaics, pottery, jewelry, kaleidoscopes, metal and wood items created by more than 100 local and regional artists.

In the thrilling third year of Karg's Fusion by Susan fused glass adventure, is rolling out the red carpet for visitors to unleash their inner artists! Get ready to dive into a hands-on extravaganza where you’ll whip up your very own dazzling glass masterpieces, all …

I've seen Karg Art Glass in several resort art galleries (including Maui), but at much higher prices. Karg has absolutely beautiful creations. I personally own at least 7 or 8 pieces. A must see in Kechi, KS!

Karg Art Glass is located in the heart of Kechi, Kansas, just north of Wichita. It has a large gallery with art glass produced by many artists and a large studio with many kilns where Rollin Karg's staff of artisans work several mornings a week.

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Rollin Karg, is a renowned glass artisan from the Midwest who designs and creates small and massive sculptural pieces from molten glass, usually shaped in a freeform, asymmetrical manner. He brings the glass to life through his dynamic use of color, especially dichroic colors – a color that transmits one color while reflecting another ...