The Fireworks of Glass tower stands in the Museum’s central atrium, where children and families can circle the ramps and explore it from all sides. Chihuly artists blew and installed 3,200 pieces of glass on the 43-foot-tall tower. It is comprised of more than 3,200 individually blown, brilliantly-colored, two to four-foot-long pieces of smooth and twisted glass called Horns and Goosenecks.