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Haaps

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Ian Haapala, known as Haaps, is an up-and-coming glass artist. Living in Washington state his entire life, he moved to Seattle to pursue borosilicate glass art and pipe making. For five years, he has diligently focused on blowing glass, specializing in spiral cane millie. Haapala is known for his unique and innovative patterns, particularly in his "quasi" style rigs, which often feature UV-reactive Orange Sunshine glass.

Location: Seattle, WA

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