Beautiful & Unbreakable: Glassblowing in Yukon
Season 1
Episode 2
About the Episode
In Whitehorse, the capital of Canada’s Yukon Territory, a glassblowing studio has become a community hub. Owner Lunann Baker-Johnson went to art school and studied glassblowing after losing a child to leukemia and now offers that healing and connection through her Lumel Studios.
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