Lylah continues to experiment with different techniques in glass.  Her love continues to lie in the sculptural vessels combining both vibrant color with shape.  

Lylah's knowledge of beadwork was passed to her from her mother who learned while living on the Navajo reservation in Northern Arizona.  The detail and time it takes to make this work is a true act of patience.  The designs traditionally tell a story, integrating the lives of people in the work.  

Lylah's love for sewing was handed down by her grandmother. She loves exploring culture through her work and cultural connection with a foundation in nature. How do we find place, meaning and purpose through our connection to nature and how is this expressed in different cultural contexts? Her love for the open canvas of fabric is where her love for this exploration is revealed.

Lylah loves creating a conversation through her work.  Her ability to work with business owners to create a logo that reflects her style as well as the business is a challenge that comes with great satisfaction once it is met.