RADIATING peace through CREATIVITY

nuclear lab bell jars re-envisioned as art

 Construction of Hanford B Rector

Mission of the project

Radiating peace through creating art from highly precision made bell jars used in the production of Plutonium during the cold war.  The plutonium used in building the atomic bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan August 9, 1945 was made at the Hanford Works. 

 This is a sample of the over 50 designs and repurposed Bell Jars.

Bell Jars

2 sizes of bell Jars  made of pure quartz with an optically clear chimney for temperature measurement.

Bell Jars in use

Bell Jars used to isolate the brazing of the endcaps on the 2 sizes nuclear fuel elements


Night Light

A conversion to a peaceful  night light.

$200

Nuclear Peace Candle


A peace candle mounted in the bell jar with a wood base.  

  $150


Tentagon

A conversion to a peaceful  night light.


Hanford Peace Bell


What better way to bring people together  than to ring a Hanford Peace Bell for dinner.   $125

  


Tulips

A conversion to a peaceful  night light with a custom carved wooden base

$250

Hanford Glow


A glow in the dark night light, non-radioactive as all the jars are.  $125

  


Quartz #1

A conversion to quartz healing quartz.


Quartz #2


 A conversion to quartz healing quartz.


  


Om

Om refers to compassion                and connection in a peaceful  night light.

$125


Many More Designs


Over 50 different designs with different bases.  

  





  


Questions?

Contact riverlaws@gmail.com  or text (509)528-4208 to get more information on the Bell Jars.