Welcome to Kogel Glass
At Kogel Glass, molten glass and imagination come together. From mesmerizing marbles and textured hobnails to playful, one-of-a-kind sculptures and more, each piece is hand crafted with bold color, movement, and personality — created to be collected, displayed, and enjoyed.
Kogel Glass
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Average size 1.1” UV ribbon spiral marble made by Andrew kiln annealed and TI signed *this is for one marble, not the set, pictures are examples of what you will receive
These beautiful uv reactive marbles with a forest of mushrooms in them made by Andrew average size 1.5” are perfect for your black light display
These super fun hobnails average size 1.5” made by Tina have uv reactive “bubbles” on them and are perfect for your black light display.
These awesome UV reactive gobstopper hobnails with a fun geometric hob pattern average size 1.8" made by Andrew are perfect for your black light display.
Who
we are
Andrew and Tina Kogel
Kogel Glass
Andrew Kogel’s love for glass began on family trips to the Oregon Coast, where glass floats and live demonstrations sparked a lifelong passion. After high school, he refined his skills at the Pilchuck Glass School (2007–2008), studying soft glass furnace work before returning to Lincoln City to continue his journey.
Tina Kogel’s artistic roots began in ceramics alongside her grandmother and later expanded into glass. In 2006, she apprenticed under glass artist Art Ciccotti, eventually teaching ornament and float-making in Skagway, Alaska while developing her own style.
The two met working in a Lincoln City studio and officially joined creative forces in 2010. Inspired by the sea and the thrill of marble hunting, they later built a home torch-working studio specializing in borosilicate art glass. Andrew creates intricate hobnails, vortex marbles, and sculptural pieces, while Tina is known for her bold colorwork and striking patterns.
Together, they continue to push creative boundaries, sharing their passion for handcrafted glass with collectors near and far.
