A row of colored pencils with various natural objects attached to their tips, arranged against a plain background.
Collection of white and gray intricate coral-like structures arranged in a semicircle on a white background.
A blue and white abstract sculpture resembling coral or a sea creature, reflected on a smooth surface with a light gray background.
Sculpture titled 'Night Bloom' featuring a dark-colored flower with textured petals and buds, displayed under a glass dome on a circular base.
A white plate with blue and white decorative ceramic flower-shaped pieces and small round embellishments.
Close-up of a seashell with a pearl inside, accompanied by a piece of ice on a reflective black surface.
A group of small white mushrooms with slender stems and small caps, arranged in a row on a white surface with a plain white background.
A close-up of a paintbrush with white paint and black and gray details on a white background.
A decorative glass sculpture resembling a blue and white lotus flower with layered petals, a stem, and a small flower on top, mounted on a white base.
Ceramic sculpture of abstract tall, green and white mushroom-like forms with gold accents, displayed on a circular wooden base.
Black circular plate with various small, abstract glass art pieces in white, gray, black, and gold, resembling flowers and organic shapes, arranged on it against a white background.
“Verity works at the edge of what glass can do — woven together with a restless, genuine curiosity.

Nothing feels formulaic. The techniques serve the idea, not the other way around.

It’s rare to find a practice so technically adventurous and so emotionally grounded at the same time. Verity does both.”
— Junko Mori – Metalworker
“Verity Pulford is an artist who brings an experimental approach to her work, continuously developing and defining techniques to suit her needs.

Nature, particularly the landscape of North Wales where she is based, inspires Verity Pulford’s practice... expressing the sense of calm, solace and peace that nature brings to her life.”
— Julia Stephenson – Director National Glass Centre
“Verity sees her practice as a journey. The Arts Council of Wales awarded a major production grant in 2023, while Wales Arts International funded her residency at Pilchuck in Seattle USA. In 2025 she was awarded the prestigious Gold Medal for Craft and Design at the National Eisteddfod of Wales.

Her process was both investigatory and celebratory. ”
— Philip Hughes OBE- Former Director Ruthin Craft Centre.