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Kokomo Clear French Cobblestone

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

Item# K33H   In Stock

Product Features

  • An art glass original - Kokomo is one of the orignal US glass manufacturers and has been in business for over 125 years!
  • Highly refractive cobblestone texture is a traditional favorite
  • Ideal for background glass and architectural applications
  • Perfect for beginners - easy to cut

Product Description

Create stunning stained glass projects with the a classic feel using Kokomo's French Cobblestone sheet glass. Features a hammered like texture that gives the feel of old country cobblestones. Glass is transparent with a seedy appearance and the signature Cobblestone texture. Clear Cobblestone is perfect for background glass and architectural applications.

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

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