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Kokomo Clear Transparent Mississippi

Kokomo Clear Transparent Mississippi by Kokomo Opalescent Glass
Unit Size* Price Qty 
medium 8" x 16" $23.55 USD
large 16" x 16" $46.95

Item# K33MS   In Stock

Product Features

  • Subtle texture provides privacy and excellent light transmission
  • Consistent color and texture
  • Easy to cut

Product Description

Founded in 1888, Kokomo Opalescent Glass Company is the oldest art glass manufacturer in the United States. The unique and beautiful colors attract attention immediately. A favorite of top studios and artists, Kokomo glass is the same high-quality glass used famously by Tiffany. Featuring magnificent colors and textures Kokomo glass is excellent for both hobbyists and professionals. This glass is certain to add depth and character to your glass art.

Get incredible light transmission, subtle texture and visual distortion with Mississippi texture. The unique surface texture provide privacy but allow the light to shine through.

Create with a classic texture in clear - this glass will make an exceptional background in any design.

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

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