Chihuly Illuminated includes: ? Smoky and Gilded Opal Chandelier, 2008 ? Dark Violet Rain Forest Tumbleweeds, 2005 ? Glass Forest #3 a recreation of one of Chihuly's earliest installations. Comprised of white milk-glass and neon, the first version of this work was exhibited in New York at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts ? Chihuly Baskets and Northwest Coast Native American baskets ? Tabac Basket Grouping with Drawing Shards and Oxblood Body Wraps, 2008 ? American Indian trade blankets from the Chihuly collection ? Drawing Wall, 2008 ? Mille Fiori, a garden of glass composed of bold forms in vibrant colors

Collections consist of approximately 1,600,000 objects divided into three broad categories: archaeology, natural history and history. The collections support the Society's mission to preserve and encourage the study of all aspects of history related to Ohio and its cultural and natural environments. In addition to preserving significant archaeological, historical and natural materials, the museum collections support exhibit and educational services programs that interpret Ohio's heritage to the statewide, national and international visitors. The museum collections also provide resources for scholars and researchers studying Ohio's history, natural history and prehistory.