Material Transformed
with Meaning.
Refined through Design
Thoughtfully shaped through craftsmanship, transformation and design intention — contemporary glass works created to hold meaning, beauty and lasting presence in someone’s life.
The Practice
Shaped by Light, Material & Place
Cindy Poole has worked with glass since 1995 — developing a studio practice that transforms material through heat, layering, and design intention into works of lasting beauty.
The practice spans wearable jewellery, sculptural interior objects, meaningful gifting, and commissioned works — each piece approached with the same care: material thoughtfully selected, shaped, hand-worked, surface refined, and made into forms designed to be worn, placed, gifted, and remembered.
“I work with glass because it holds light the way memory holds feeling — subtle, shifting, and never quite the same twice.”
Explore the Collections
Made to Be Lived With
Glass is at its most expressive when brought into everyday life.
From wearable art to tactile vessels and bespoke commissioned forms, each piece is crafted to be lived with, gathered around, and cherished across generations.
Public Art & Commissions
Architectural & Bespoke Installations
Beyond studio pieces, Cindy collaborates with architects, interior designers, and councils to create monumental, light-capturing glass installations.
The iconic Esperance Whale Tail stands as a defining public sculpture—demonstrating how glass transforms civic space when engineered at architectural scale.
Esperance Whale Tail — Public artwork by Cindy Poole & Jason Wooldridge
Prestige & Recognition
Corporate Solutions & Bespoke Works
Looking for a meaningful, handcrafted alternative to mass-produced recognition awards?
We partner with luxury brands, hospitality venues, and organizations to create custom legacy gifts, prestige tableware, and commemorative trophies—transforming shared stories and materials into unique Australian-made works.
Tours & Experiences
Visit the Studio & Gallery
Step inside Cindy’s working glass studio in Esperance, Western Australia.
Explore hands-on workshops, guided studio tours, and private gallery viewings designed to connect you directly with the process and materials.
Studio & Gallery Access
23 Longbottom Lane, Pink Lake, Esperance WA 6450
Monday – Friday | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Private viewings & out-of-hours visits welcome by arrangement.
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Find Something Meaningful
Explore contemporary Australian glass works thoughtfully designed to be worn, placed, given, and remembered.