Anne Clifton's Vetrograph acquired by Victoria & Albert Museum London

Anne Clifton's Vetrograph acquired by Victoria & Albert Museum in London

Anne Clifton's Vetrograph acquired by Victoria & Albert Museum London

Congratulations goes out to Tasmanian-based glass artist Anne Clifton on her Vetrograph 'Rubinda' being acquired by Victoria and Albert Museum in London - the world's biggest decorative arts collection.

Possibly the first Tasmanian craft item collected by the institution in about 100 years, this is a monumental achievement.

We couldn't be happier for Anne, who during our long-standing relationship, has toiled tirelessly and passionately in excelling at her craft. And what a result. Well done, Anne!

You can read the ABC News story about Anne Clifton's remarkable accomplishment here.

Image of Anne Clifton with one of her Vetrograph's at the Glass Manifesto Studio in Launceston, Tasmania.

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