Lampworked Glass Horse with electroformed main and a copper chain..

This gorgeous lampworked glass horse was electroformed to enhance the main and forelock.  Now finished into a beautiful necklace with crystal accents and an antiqued copper chain.  Kathy did a great job of making this little horse shine!!  

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