
Shea Oberleuter
Glass Artist
Shea, a recent graduate in Glass and Glazing, brings a unique viewpoint to the world of glass art, influenced by her diverse international experiences and rich cultural heritage. Her passion for glass design drives her pursuit of innovation across art, architecture, and interior design. Through her work, she intertwines her indigenous roots with her multifaceted cultural background, infusing her pieces with deep storytelling and significance.
The term "Lewa," pronounced "Lay-Wa," holds profound significance for Shea, encapsulating various aspects of her life, including her cultural heritage, familial bonds, and individual identity. It symbolises deep-rooted personal meanings, reflecting the essence of her upbringing.
Introducing the "Mali" Fused Glass Pendant, a beautiful tribute to the essence of life and the vibrant connections we share with the world around us. Handcrafted with care, this exquisite pendant is made from high-quality fused glass, showcasing a stunning array of colours inspired by the natural beauty of the sea and its surrounding landscapes.
The "Mali" pendant features a unique design that captures the fluid movement of water, with shimmering blues, greens, and hints of sandy gold that reflect the light in captivating ways. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, ensuring that your pendant is as unique as your own journey.
Suspended gracefully from a delicate silver chain or a natural leather cord, the "Mali" pendant is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit, whether for everyday wear or special occasions.
More than just a piece of Jewellery, the "Mali" pendant symbolised the vibrancy of life and the deep connections we have with nature and one another.
It makes a thoughtful gift for loved ones or a cherished addition to your own collection, celebrating the beauty of existence and the bonds that tie us together. Wear the "Mali" Fused Glass Pendant and carry a piece of life's essence with you wherever you go.
Lewa Glass acknowledges the traditional custodians of all the lands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. I honour the sovereign spirit of the children, their families, communities and Elders past, present and emerging. I also wish to acknowledge and respect the continuing cultures and strengths of Indigenous peoples across the world.
I am emailing to thank you for the enjoyable experience I had at your Melbourne glass fusing class. I consider myself creative but haven’t been able to entertain this creative side in years- so your class inspired me immensely and I can’t thank you enough.
Thank you for all the effort you put into the night. You dedicated time into getting to know each of us individually and generously shared your materials to ensure we were each able to take home some beautiful pieces!
The coffee, tea and biscuits were such a lovely touch. I was so excited to receive my finished earrings and necklaces after you fired them and added the jewellery attachments. I am currently overseas and have received so many compliments on these unique pieces. I cannot wait to book another class with you and take my mother. Please share this as a review- I hope you continue to inspire people with your incredible talent and passion!
I just wanted to say Thank you for firing my jewellery pieces and making them look so good.I had a lot of fun in the session itself . It was the highlight of my week.
Fused Glass Jewellery Workshop
Never done anything with glass before but that didn’t matter. Shea was a great teacher, very patient and well organised. Different kinds of glass were used to make earrings and pendants. We learnt different ways to create colourful glass fusions. Class is good value.
Glass Fusing Workshop: Mini Bowl
Booked in as an NDIS participant - 'the teacher was a beautiful person and so wonderful at teaching and goes out of her way to make sure you get the results you are hoping for and really treats you so kindly and makes you feel so welcome and really cares'.