The Artist
Every piece of jewelry begins the same way – with a flame, molten glass, and a little imagination.
Hi, I’m Lisa Hanna, and for over two decades I’ve been creating one-of-a-kind Lampwork glass jewelry that celebrates the beauty of nature and the joy of wearable art.
Originally from California, my love for the ocean, wildlife, and vibrant colors has always inspired my creativity. Today, I call Florida’s beautiful Emerald Coast home, where I share life with my husband, Tim, and our wonderful family. Whether I’m watching a sunset, walking the beach, or admiring the wildlife around me, inspiration is never far away.
My jewelry journey began in 2000 when I started designing handcrafted jewelry. I loved working with beautiful gemstones and artisan beads, but I often found myself searching for unique focal pieces that simply didn’t exist. Instead of settling, I decided to learn how to create them myself.
In 2002, I purchased my first torch, kiln, and glass rods and discovered the incredible art of Lampworking. From the moment I melted my first piece of glass, I was hooked. What began as curiosity quickly became my life’s passion.
Today, every Lampwork bead and pendant I create is individually handcrafted in the flame, making each piece truly one of a kind. I thoughtfully combine my original glass art with carefully selected gemstones, artisan beads, sterling silver, leather, and other quality materials to create wearable art that is as unique as the person who wears it.
Many of my designs are inspired by the world around me—from sea turtles, starfish, flamingos, and beach life to owls, flowers, pumpkins, whimsical gnomes, and the changing seasons. Each piece tells its own story, and I hope it becomes part of yours.
My work isn’t mass-produced. Every design is imagined, lampworked, assembled, and finished by my own hands with attention to every detail. My greatest joy is knowing that something I’ve created becomes a treasured keepsake for someone else.
Today, you can shop my wearable art online or visit me in my working studio, where the magic happens. If you’re visiting Florida’s Emerald Coast or you’re a local, I’d love to welcome you into my creative space. Browse my latest one-of-a-kind designs, see where each piece is created, and shop directly from the artist. Simply send me a message to arrange a private studio visit.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my website and learn a little about my journey. I hope my work brings you as much joy as it brings me to create it.
Welcome to my world of flame, glass, and wearable art.
— Lisa Hanna
From flame to wearable art
Every piece of jewelry begins as molten glass in the flame.
Using a torch, I carefully melt and shape vibrant glass rods around a stainless steel mandrel, transforming them into one-of-a-kind Lampwork beads and pendants. Each piece is individually handcrafted, allowing the glass to flow naturally into organic shapes, textures, and colors that can never be exactly duplicated.
Once the glass is formed, it is placed in a kiln where it is slowly annealed for strength and durability. After cooling, every bead is cleaned, inspected, and thoughtfully incorporated into one of my original jewelry designs. From the first flame to the final finishing touches, every piece is created entirely by my own hands in my Florida studio.
My inspiration comes from the beauty that surrounds me along Florida’s Emerald Coast—sea life, wildlife, flowers, changing seasons, and the simple joys found in nature. Whether it’s a whimsical gnome, a graceful seahorse, a curious owl, or a colorful flamingo, each design tells its own story and celebrates the art of handmade craftsmanship.
I believe jewelry should be more than an accessory—it should be wearable art that brings joy, starts conversations, and becomes a treasured keepsake.
If you’re visiting the Emerald Coast or you’re local, I’d love to welcome you to LH Lampwork Studio, where the magic happens. Browse my latest one-of-a-kind creations, see where each piece is made, and shop directly from my studio. Simply send me a message to arrange a private studio visit.
“I thank God every day for blessing me with the opportunity to create and share my art with others.”
— Lisa Hanna