Gold

I can’t say enough about how Mark and Brenda run their business. Rosetree Studios not only produces some of the best looking (and bestselling) art glass in America but there are solid business principles behind everything they do. They are happy to take special orders, they ship on time and you never have to worry about quality…you get exactly what you order. The “cream on top” is that they are really nice people and an absolute pleasure to do business with.

Russ Gilbert - Fusion Art Glass
Seaside, FL

I have been selling Mark Rosenbaum’s blown art glass for many years. Mark is always coming up with something new and has price points that work very well for my two galleries in Colorado. Mark and Brenda are a real pleasure to work with. They are very professional, and I always get my orders on time. Many artists have come and gone over my years in business, so I really appreciate the wonderful, longstanding business relationship we have. I would highly recommend buying Rosetree Art Glass.

Ann Wilcocks - Earthwood Gallery
Boulder, CO

For many years Mark and Brenda's glass has been an important part of our glass collection at Appalachian Spring. Mark's designs consistently resonate with our customers and his regular introduction of new designs keeps his collection fresh. The quality of his work is always high and his deliveries are when he says they will be. There have been many times over the years when a customer has needed a certain piece that we did not have in stock and every time Mark and Brenda have done their best to get the piece to us within our customer’s time frame. Mark and Brenda understand the value of a retail/wholesale partnership and work to make it a successful relationship.

David & Polly Brooks
Appalachian Spring Galleries
Falls Church, VA

Our History

History of Rosetree
Rosetree Glass Studio, Inc. was founded in 1993 with a goal of making quality, affordable, beautiful, handmade blown glass objects. Every piece is individually made to give each its own unique character. Due to the nature of glassblowing, no two pieces are ever exactly alike. At Rosetree we melt our …
Katrina Series: September 2005
On August 28, I was as ready as I could have possibly been. I had heard all of the reports in the media and, being a resident for over 25 years, I knew almost instinctively what I needed to do. I had to protect myself, and my family, and I …
Katrina Series: November 2005
After five weeks of being displaced and apart, my family is now home and whole. After five weeks of emotional, physical, and mental anguish, we can start a new and better chapter in our lives. Brenda and I returned last week to assess damages and realized that although we had …
Katrina Series: July 2006
Yes, it’s been a long strange trip, but the journey is only beginning. Some days, it’s good, and some days not so good. The situation in New Orleans has faded as old news on a lot of fronts, but here we are bombarded 24/7 with all the crap that surrounds …