"It's a keepsake of seaside memories, salty air and slow Sheringham summers"

A heartfelt tribute to one of the North Norfolk coast's most beloved landmarks, this original fused glass sculpture captures the charm of Sheringham's Fisherman's Slope - the iconic walkway where local fishing boats are still launched into the North Sea today. Three colourful beach huts in tangerine, chalk-white and turquoise stand proudly behind the slope's distinctive red railings, while miniature rowing boats and a tiny lifebuoy rest on a base crafted from natural driftwood, echoing the timbers worn smooth by Norfolk tides.

Each sculpture is lovingly handmade by acclaimed glass artist Nadia Lammas, who fuses individually cut glass pieces in a kiln at over 800°C, layering colour and texture before mounting them onto sustainably sourced wood. Created exclusively for Red Lobster Gallery, no two are ever quite the same.

Perfect on a windowsill, mantelpiece, hallway console or bookshelf, this is more than a decorative piece - it's a keepsake of seaside memories, salty air and slow Sheringham summers, ready to bring a little of the Norfolk coast home, wherever you are.

Nadia Lammas is a Midlands-based glass artist creating fused glass pictures, sculptures, and leaded stained glass from her studio at Halfpenny Green Vineyards in South Staffordshire. Each fused piece is handcrafted by bonding layers of clear and coloured glass in a kiln heated to between 780°C and 820°C, often fired two or three times to build up colour and detail. Her playful designs feature recurring motifs including bees, hearts, beach huts, and VW campervans, with every piece signed by the artist.