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 Welcome, February 2012 News!!!

Ingrid proudly receives an MBE from the Queen in the 2012 New Year Honours list for her services to Business Export.

"I am thrilled and delighted by the news, I still cannot quite believe that it is true. I feel proud to receive such an accolade and to represent Britain overseas"

Ingrid is to be invested at Buckingham Palace at the end of February 2012.


Thank you for visiting our Internet site. This is the official website of INGRID PEARS HOT GLASS STUDIO. As an up-to-date business, we want to give you the opportunity to stay in touch with our company and our offers. Our web site is constantly undergoing changes as we keep adding more and more items and news for you. We are making every effort to present you with INGRID PEARS MBE most up-to-date glass portfolio as new things are being created.  The emphasis of our site is to provide an extention of our studio in the UK based at www.thoresby.com in order enable a wider world-wide audience to experience our glass designs and see pieces being created


NEW!!! GLASS CUP CAKES



Ingrid Pears MBE makes unique glass art for HARLEY DAVIDSON The Legend Rally.


Tea with the Queen! After securing an International Business Award and successfully completing a trade mission to India (where Ingrid exhibited her bespoke glass pieces in New Delhi before travelling into the Himalayas to a pilgrim resting place) and was on return invited to Buckingham Palace.

India news!

Ingrid WINS an International Business Award for 'Established Exporter 2010' (BRIC category, Brazil, Russia, India & China) from UK Trade & Investment.

Ingrid Pears exhibits her work at the British Council New Delhi, India. Ingrid seen here discussing glass making with Dr Vince Cable (Business Secretary for UK Parliament)


Ingrid showing her unique glass designs to Dr. Vince Cable, in New Delhi.


The One Sky Project was the first ever creative industries trade missions to India set up by Ingrid Pears. It was a unique exchange of cultures. A group of very different and diverse British artists based around Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire took their skills and their work to display in India. The aim of the project was to begin a globalisation of creative industries, in a two-way exchange. New markets continue to open now for British artists in India and for Indian artists in the UK. The artists were also inspired by the contrasts in culture, landscape and artistic traditions, providing a rich source of inspirational material as well as opening many trading doors.

Ingrid Pears glass artist is commissioned to make unique piece for his holiness the Dalai Lama and finds herself working in the Himalayas.


You can reach us at our studio by calling T/F +44(0)1623 824 881 
M +44(0)7803 048 747. We are looking forward to hearing from you. You can also contact us at our e-mail address: info@ingridpears.com

If you are not familiar with our company and your first contact with us is online: We would be pleased to hear from you! Please let us know what your needs and questions are, we will be more than happy to help.

In brief, you should know the following about us: our company was established in 1999 and has been responsible for providing outstanding design led, crystal glass pieces ever since, from vases and paperweights to sculptural glass art. Our specialty is in the area of blown glass, but we offer all types of glass from; kiln work to glass engraving. Our regular customers particularly value our ability to make their pieces of glass whilst they watch their piece being created.

Why not come to our studio in the heart of the rolling landscape of Thoresby Park and have your own piece of glass made? If you are further away, watch it being made on line and have it posted to you!


Our business is located at:

THE OLD COACH HOUSE, THE COURTYARD, THORESBY PARK, NEWARK, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. NG22 9EP UK.

Thoresby Courtyard entrance.


                                                                                                                             

Thoresby Hall.



Robin Hood Statue in Thoresby Courtyard.

Blown clear and white crystal glass bowlWhite and clear Venitian striped Wavy bowl.