“The human hand can’t do anything perfectly, and that’s the beauty of it.”

SIMON PEARCE, FOUNDER

Black and white photograph of a young Simon Pearce in a striped shirt shaping a handblown glass piece on a metal rod at his glassblowing bench in his studio

A legacy of artisan design

Trained in glassmaking across Europe, Simon Pearce arrived in the United States with a reverence for centuries-old techniques and a clear vision. From the beginning, that has meant natural materials, timeless design, and an uncompromising standard for what handmade really means.

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Meet the makers

Every piece is the work of an artisan who has spent years mastering their skills. And because every piece is shaped by hand, not by machine, each one carries the mark of the person who made it.

The wooden molds used to shape the glassware by hand, made at Simon Pearce

Made to last, not be replaced

We don't design for a season. We design for a lifetime. That was the standard long before it had a name like sustainability. It's why our materials, tools, and molds are held to the same standard as the pieces themselves.

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The care behind our glass

Glass and Nothing Else

We use a time-honored Scandinavian glass recipe, the finest raw materials, and centuries-old techniques. No fillers, no coatings, no shortcuts.

Water being poured from a Simon Pearce handblown glass pitcher into a tumbler held by a second person, with calm water in the background

Beauty with Purpose

Shaped by hand over the flame, every piece balances form and function. Brilliant to look at, durable enough for daily use, and entirely its own.

The Pontil Mark

Turn a piece over and you'll find this small trace left by the hand that shaped it. We leave it there on purpose to celebrate perfect imperfection.

The Simon Pearce Mill restaurant and glassblowing studio in Quechee, Vermont, illuminated at dusk above a rushing waterfall on the Ottauquechee River

Simon Pearce Restaurant

A warm table in Quechee, Vermont. Local ingredients, waterfront dining, and food worth the drive.

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A sales associate holding a Simon Pearce handblown glass evergreen tree sculpture inside a Simon Pearce retail store, with additional glass trees displayed in the background

Visit in Person

Watch live glassblowing and pottery demos at our workshops, or find a store near you.

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