Peter Wayne Yenawine - sales@crystalsignatures.com
President & Chief Designer

Crystal Signatures represents the ultimate collaboration of the age-old art-form, glass making, with state of the art technology. Through the visions of founder, Peter Wayne Yenawine, Crystal Signatures has emerged as a giant in the corporate gift industry.

Yenawine has become known as one of America's most talented designers for his sculptures in crystal and other media such as gold, silver and porcelain. In the natural elements of the earth, he discovers and then cultivates the exquisite native possibilities until a form emerges that is essential, pure and recognizably a Yenawine.

For seven years, Yenawine was a master designer at Steuben Glass, and since that time, he has had designs created by most of the major international crystal and art glass houses: Baccarat, Daum, Orrefors, Rosenthal, Nachtmann, Cristalleries de Saint Louis, Val St. Lambert, Lenox, Steuben and Swarovski.

While director of design for Franklin Mint, Yenawine worked intimately with Philippe and Jacques Cousteau on a commission for the Cousteau Society, to create a remarkable four-part crystal sculpture mirroring the water planet of Jacques Cousteau.

Yenawine has been commissioned by the past four White House administrations to create numerous gifts of state. He has also designed many international sporting event trophies.

Private commissions are a particular favorite of Mr. Yenawine. One-of-a-kind sculptures present a wonderful opportunity to create something truly personal for the recipient.

Mr. Yenawine is on the Board of the College of Visual & Performing Arts at Syracuse University. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Community Art Center in Wallingford, Pennsylvania as well as on the Arts Council of the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District.

Mr. Yenawine has been bestowed with many awards and honors including the George Arents Pioneer Medal by Syracuse University for excellence in the field of design and the Collector Editions Award of Excellence.

Whether by gift or private commission, Yenawine designs and one-of-a-kind sculptures reside in private and museum collections all over the world.

Jan Lewczenko
Crystal Artist

Since coming to America in 1982, Jan Lewczenko has added a new dimension to crystal art. Today a U.S. citizen, Jan Lewczenko is one of only a handful of master cutters in this country.

He has practiced his art for nearly a quarter of a century. As a child in his native country of Poland, Jan first tested his skill by sculpting clay. At the age of 16, he began to cut and etch glass. After several years of schooling, he worked professionally and was awarded The Master Cutter Degree.