I created this fused heart a while ago from some scrap red and clear glass.
Then I thought how perfectly it might look in this Dove of Peace Hamsa.
Do you agree? Let me know.
Category: Hamsa stained glass
Breaking the Wedding Glass – Mazal Tov!
Nearly everyone has seen this scene.
The Wedding Ceremony is over, except for one thing.
The attendees wait.
The groom raises his foot and crushes a glass wrapped in cloth.
The crowd rises, cheers, the couple kiss and walk back down the aisle –
a Happily Married Couple!!
Then — Ron runs up to grab the glass, and spirits it away….
Below you will see the steps to the finished product.
1 The broken glass
2) Even smaller pieces
3) In the Kiln ready for fusing
4) The finished fused glass
5) Ground round
6) The pattern: A Hamsa with Two Doves of Peace
7) A small portion of the finished piece, highlighting the fused glass
8) A small portion of the finished piece, highlighting the iridescence
9) The Finished Piece hanging in a window.
Know anyone getting married?
Grab the Glass and get it to me!
Hamsa – A symbol of Good Luck
Day or Night — This Hamsa will protect you against All Evil.
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Isn’t it interesting how differently it looks during the Day – and during the Night?!?
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Frank Lloyd Wright meets Hamsa
When I was first sent this design I thought – this is strange.
While working on it I thought – this is fantastic !
When I saw it completed I thought – This Is Exquisite ! !
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Ron's Glass 