Below are some examples of my stained glass, some of the panels are for sale . . .
Leaping Hare Panel
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This free hanging stained glass panel is a copy of one that was commissioned by a friend.
This one is now SOLD, sorry! |
Green Man Roundel
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Free hanging panel made using traditional techniques including kiln fired glass paint.
SOLD. |
The Running of the Deer
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This panel is SOLD, however my Xmas cards with this image on are for sale on my Etsy page, click on the image for the link!
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Autumnal Hedgehog
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This Autumnal hedgehog is for sale on my Etsy page, click image for the link!
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Red Squirrel & Wood Mouse panels...
These panels are available to buy from my Etsy shop, click on the image to link to Etsy.
The squirrel has sold.
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Floral Folk Art Star Sun Catchers
These little Stars are available to buy from Obsidian Art Gallery (details above).
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Heart in Hand
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This little sun catcher has now sold, sorry!
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Gingerbread Sheds
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My Gingerbread Sheds are available to buy from my Etsy shop, please click on the image to link to Etsy.
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Oak Doors with Key
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These Oak Doors are available to buy from my Etsy shop, please click on the image to link to Etsy.
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Stained Glass Mandalas
I decided to make stained glass mandalas as I can create intricate patterns with lead & glass paint which in turn look like mini rose windows like you'd find in gothic cathedrals.
Floral Mandala.
SOLD |
Green Mandala.
SOLD |
Purple Mandala.
SOLD 
Blue Flower Mandala
SOLD 
Purple Flower Mandala
SOLD |
Rainbow Flower Mandala.
SOLD 
Orange Flower Mandala
SOLD |
St. Margaret
This St. Margaret panel was inspired by a 14th century stained glass window of St. Margaret.
I love the mythology surrounding dragons used in medieval art.
In this case the poor beast represents the devil.
The story goes that St. Margaret of Antioch was the daughter of a pagan priest. Her mother died in childbirth so she was brought up by a Christian nurse. Embracing Christianity herself, Margaret was disowned by her father. When she refused the hand of a Roman governor (he wanted her to denounce Christianity) she was tortured. She was swallowed up by the Devil in the guise of a dragon, however, the cross she wore "tickled" the throat of the dragon & she was coughed up!
SOLD
I love the mythology surrounding dragons used in medieval art.
In this case the poor beast represents the devil.
The story goes that St. Margaret of Antioch was the daughter of a pagan priest. Her mother died in childbirth so she was brought up by a Christian nurse. Embracing Christianity herself, Margaret was disowned by her father. When she refused the hand of a Roman governor (he wanted her to denounce Christianity) she was tortured. She was swallowed up by the Devil in the guise of a dragon, however, the cross she wore "tickled" the throat of the dragon & she was coughed up!
SOLD
Fox Panel
This hand painted and kiln-fired panel was designed as a free hanging piece of art to be hung in a window.
SOLD
SOLD
Squirrel & Mouse
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These stained glass panels were created using a streaky white glass behind the painted coloured glass to add depth and interest.
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Luna Moon Panel
Luna Moon was inspired by images of the moon as depicted in children's books.
This leaded panel was made using a combination of hot glass techniques such as fusing and slumping, as well as kiln fired glass painting and gilding.
(not for sale)
This leaded panel was made using a combination of hot glass techniques such as fusing and slumping, as well as kiln fired glass painting and gilding.
(not for sale)
