"My fascination with glassblowing began several years ago, when my husband Oscar invited me to explore the workshop. Now, after his passing, I work to maintain his legacy."
Update January 2025: "My name is Sandra Ramirez and my fascination with glassblowing began several years ago, when my...Update January 2025:
"My name is Sandra Ramirez and my fascination with glassblowing began several years ago, when my late husband, Oscar Preciado, invited me to explore the workshop. The heat of the oven, the shine of the molten glass and the delicacy with which he molded the raw material captivated me from the first moment. Now, after his passing, I work to maintain his legacy.
"I wish to continue working alongside my children on all the goals and objectives set with my husband. His memory and teachings give me the inspiration I need to work and move my family and business forward, in which we also manage to offer work and support our people."
Original Story for Oscar Preciado:
"I've liked blown glass From an early age. Thanks to different people who helped teach me, I've learned to create my own objects in handblown glass. Though the reality is that you never stop learning and forming your own way of creating — sometimes by recycling, other times with raw material. You finally give life to that piece that manages to have more than one use, from decorative to functional. To shape an object that at first appears as nothing, but results in a complete wonder.
"The technique for blown glass remains the same. Since its inception, it hasn't varied much, despite the different styles that we see. It seems that all of us who create blown glass use the same steps — melt the glass, place it in the tube, and blow until it is shaped.
"The difference is that we can make the same style of glass, or the same decorative item, but the passion, dedication and effort that you put into it every time you make a new object is what distinguishes your work. No need to search deeply. A previously visualized piece in which you put your greatest focus will not only result in a great job, but it will leave you with the satisfaction of having shaped a seemingly simple material.
"In reality, it is a material in which you can exploit an infinity of ideas. But you have to be careful when molding and working it, since it is apparently a simple material. However, the challenge is to shape it at the right and precise moment to avoid error. We can move forward and reuse, but the challenge is always to seek improvement in each piece.
"I want to continue working on all my goals and objectives. My children, my wife and the rest of my family give me the inspiration I need. They are also a fundamental part of my workshop. We are also able to offer work and support to other people."
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