Hand-blown in Ontario, Canada

Born in fire.
Inspired by the North.

One-of-a-kind scientific glass shaped by hand for people who care how an object is made—and who it becomes with time.

See the work Meet the maker

01 Belleville,
Ontario

02 No moulds.
No duplicates.

03 Signed &
dated

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The beginning

A life shaped by fire

Glass remembers,
so we work slowly.

Clear and amber hand-blown glass arranged in Wyatt Bouchard's daylight studio

Aurora began with Wyatt Bouchard, a glass artist from Belleville, Ontario, Canada, who saw molten glass as liquid starlight.

Raised between his father's welding shop and his mother's ceramics studio, he learned early that making is a way of paying attention. At twenty, he began working in borosilicate glass—repeating the same cycle of flame, rotation, heat, and cooling until the material began to speak back.

Years later, a workshop fire reduced his equipment and archives to fragments. He rebuilt with borrowed tools in a small garage, one piece at a time. The lesson stayed with him: there is no shortcut to work that carries a maker's hand.

“Fire teaches patience. Glass remembers every mistake.”

Wyatt Bouchard Founder & glass artist

Enter the making process

The makerWyatt Bouchard

FromBelleville, Ontario, Canada

MaterialBorosilicate glass

BeliefTime leaves a mark

The work

Not made to match.
Made to be remembered.

Organic forms, saturated colour, and details made to reward a closer look. Every series is an expression of the same studio belief: function can still carry soul.

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Singular works

Collector
Editions

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Small creatures

Animal
Spirits

03 / 04

Colour studies

Colour
Studies

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Daily ritual

Ritual
Forms

Made slowly
to last

The method

Borosilicate, fire, instinct

No mould.
No duplicate.

Born in fire. Shaped by patience. Inspired by the North. Every piece moves through heat and hand in its own way. The artist guides the form, but the glass keeps a little wildness of its own. No moulds. No production line. No way to rush the result.

01
The palette is composed
Layers are selected to create depth, movement, and an unmistakable northern palette.
02
The form is blown
Molten glass is worked by hand, with every curve responding to heat, breath, and timing.
03
The mark remains
Subtle variations are preserved—the signature that makes each work uniquely yours.