"Glass, Light and a little bit of Magic!"

Your stained glass art is fragile and should be handled with care. Your stained glass art is handcrafted and with just a little care, it will bring light and joy to your space for many years to come. 

We use traditional stained glass techniques and your art piece may contain lead. It is intended for decorative purposes only and should not be handled by children or used as a toy. The seller is not responsible for damage or injury resulting from improper handling or installation.

Cleaning - We clean, wax and polish all stained glass art we create.. To maintain, simply wipe with a microfiber or soft cotton cloth. Do not use any chemical or acid-based cleaners on it. If needed, water and a mild dish soap, such as Dawn, can be used to wash it. Make sure to gently dry it off immediately after washing. 

You can use carnauba car wax to restore shine and add protection to slow oxidization. It is natural for oxidization to occur over time on the lead and solder lines. If this should happen, use a wet q-tip to wipe it away. 

Display - Stained glass looks best in natural light, but for long-term preservation, avoid placing it in direct, intense sunlight all day. Hang or place your piece securely to prevent falls or accidental bumps. Always use a screw in hook or a nail to hang your piece. Suction cups are never recommended as they can fail, leaving you with a damaged piece. 

Environment
Indoor display is recommended. Avoid extreme temperature changes, as sudden shifts from hot to cold (or vice versa) can stress the glass and solder.

We do not currently have space to hold formal classes. However, we are in the process of partnering with local facilities. Come back and visit us for updates about classes. You can also sign subscribe and we will let you know when classes are available.