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Making free-form glass art, Fahrenheit 2400, Volcano Village, HAVO.

2400 Fahrenheit

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park


Michael and Misato Mortara form hot glass into sculptures and vessels as complex and beautiful as the Big Island. Visit in the morning, or just after lunch for your best chance of seeing the action. Turn off Hwy 11 at Old Volcano Rd and follow it 0.5 miles to the end.


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