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Efrosini Efrosini (Nousa, Greece) — Greek glass artist Efrosini, who signs her work as Eratini (“with love, with passion”), combines glass fusing with painting. In 1990 she founded her own glass studio GaDeCo Glass and developed a distinctive style in which fused glass is coloured by hand. Her work has been exhibited in Paris, London and New York, among other cities. At Pop Art Statues you’ll find her handmade glass figures: from graceful cats and butterflies to dancers and girls with balloons.

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  • GaDecoGlass - Glass Girl with Balloon – White and Red

    Glass Girl with Balloon – White and Red

    149,00 euro

    A sculpture that radiates confidence and softness – this glass girl with balloons seems to stand still in a moment of reflection and grace. Her pose is relaxed, with one hand on her hip and the other lightly holding the balloons, as if she is being carried away by a gentle breeze. The deep red…

  • GaDecoGlass - Glass Tree – Autumn

    Glass Tree – Autumn

    60,00 euro

    A sparkling tribute to nature, this handmade 22cm glass tree brings the warm glow of autumn to life in a playful and stylish design. The treetop is made up of vibrant colours such as green, yellow and orange, which flow seamlessly into each other and evoke a sense of calm and seasonal change. The organic…

  • GaDecoGlass - Glass Tree – Light Green

    Glass Tree – Light Green

    85,00 euro

    A colourful work of art full of fantasy and liveliness – this 32 cm high glass tree is a playful interpretation of nature, handmade with an eye for detail and colour experience. The wide, airy crown is an explosion of warm orange and red tones, combined with fresh green and sky blue, as if the…

  • GaDecoGlass - Dancers – Ritmo

    Dancers – Ritmo

    136,00 euro

    Let colour and movement come together in this expressive glass sculpture “Ritmo”. This 33 cm high artwork depicts two stylised figures in a graceful interaction, connected by a flowing movement that represents dance, rhythm and harmony. The bright colours – from warm orange and red to cool blue, turquoise and purple – seem to flow…

Efrosini: Greek glass art with hand-painted character

Efrosini is a Greek glass artist from Nousa (Naousa), Greece. She trained in glass art both in Greece and internationally, combining her knowledge of glass working with a background in painting. In 1990 she founded her own glass studio under the name GaDeCo Glass. She signs her work as “Eratini,” a name that refers to longing and love. Her glass sculptures have since found their way to collectors and galleries in the United States, Canada, Italy, France, Austria, Germany and the United Kingdom, among others. In the glass fusing world she is regarded as one of the leading artists of her generation.

How to recognise Efrosini’s style

Efrosini’s work stands out in several recognisable ways. First, the technique: she works with fused glass (glass fusing), in which glass sheets are fused together at high temperatures to create three-dimensional forms. Second, the hand colouring — each piece is painted by hand after fusing, meaning no two works are identical. Third, her subjects: Efrosini consistently returns to elegant animal forms (cats, butterflies, birds) and human figures in motion (dancers, girls with balloons). Fourth, the colour palettes that range from warm and earthy to bright and transparent, always with a visible depth created by the layering of the glass. Like Lisa Larson and Jellie van Kranen, Efrosini creates artisan animal figurines with character, but where they use ceramics and other materials, Efrosini chooses glass as her medium.

Efrosini collection at Pop Art Statues

At Pop Art Statues you’ll find a rotating collection of handmade glass sculptures by Efrosini, starting from €34. The collection includes cat figurines in various poses, butterflies, lovebirds, dancers, girls with balloons and glass trees. All products are handmade and hand-coloured, making each piece a unique item.

Who is Efrosini a good gift for?

Glass art by Efrosini is a fitting gift for lovers of artisan glasswork, for people who appreciate decorative objects with an artistic background, and for collectors of animal figurines with character. The smaller pieces (butterflies, small cats) are accessible as a birthday gift or housewarming present. The larger sculptures are suitable as a special gift for an anniversary or special occasion. A glass cat figurine or butterfly by Efrosini also makes a wonderful Mother’s Day gift for a mother who loves art and craftsmanship.

Efrosini is less suited for those looking for sleek, minimalist design. The style is figurative and decorative — anyone who prefers abstract art or industrial design probably won’t find what they’re looking for here. Glass art is also a fragile choice for households with young children.

See also

Do you like Efrosini? Also check out Lisa Larson and Jellie van Kranen in our collection.

Frequently asked questions about Efrosini

What is Efrosini’s style?

Efrosini creates figurative glass art using the glass fusing technique. Her work is recognisable by the combination of fused glass and hand painting, with recurring subjects such as cats, butterflies, dancers and girls with balloons. The style is warm, colourful and artisanal.

Are Efrosini’s products original and authentic?

Yes. All glass works are handmade in her own glass studio GaDeCo Glass. Due to the hand colouring, each piece is unique — no two identical pieces exist. The works are signed as “Eratini.”

How much does a glass work by Efrosini cost?

At Pop Art Statues, prices range from €34.00 for smaller objects to €149.00 for the largest sculptures. The majority of the collection falls in the range of €42.50 to €123.00.

Which Efrosini product is the most popular as a gift?

The glass cat figurines are the most popular as gifts, partly due to the variety in sizes and poses. They combine artistic value with a recognisable and beloved subject, making them a safe yet special choice.

How do I care for a glass sculpture by Efrosini?

Handle glass art with care — glass is vulnerable to impacts and temperature shocks. Clean with a dry glass cloth or soft cloth. Not dishwasher safe.

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