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Emma Lashmar Dopamine Drop Platter ELA219 first-nations ask what is the relationshipEmma Lashmar crafts unique & functional wares in blown glass to elevate the everyday. Locally made by the artists hand in Boorloo Perth, these pieces have been designed with quiet personal rituals & shared celebratory moments in mind. Connect to the history of artisanal glass, expressed in contemporary design by a Western Australian maker. Emma Lashmars latest collection of blown glass vessels, Dopamine Drops, explores the shifting patterns of

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