Chihuly Bridge of Glass

The Museum of Glass Art, located in the waterfront horsehead of downtown Tacoma, has a 7,000 square meter glass building in Tacoma, Washington State, West Coast.

As the glass museum closed, I was walking down the area towards the pier when I encountered this wonderful bridge with a large number of Chihuly works inside. A sea view tunnel with stained glass shells was supported above my head. It's similar to the one you see in the expensive exhibition in the center of Seattle. But the version on the bridge is completely free! There are also large sculptures that look like giant hyacinths made from blue onyx! They look great in the modern curves of the museum building and are so eye-catching when sunlight shines through the glass. Finally, a wall of glass bottles. Great - like a Greek vase wall in a large museum, but each vase in Chihuly is fascinated by its natural curves, tendrils and hints. There are benches so you can sit down. If you are Chihuly fan, that would be great!

Tacoma Glass Bridge is the third largest city in the state, 50 km from Seattle, Washington. There is a famous art bridge in the city, glass bridge, which is very special. There are several museums in the center of Tacoma, centered on the old railway station (Union Station), connected by the exquisite glass art bridge. The glass art bridge is called Chihuly Bridge, and the wall on one side of the bridge is like a huge art exhibition cabinet, filled with exquisite glass art created by the master of art. These are not ordinary painted glass, but with glass sculpture of flowers and sea creatures, colorful, beautiful, amazing!