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.
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Mazal Tov Nosson Tzvi – Bar Mitzva
Mazal Tov to Nosson Tzvi on the celebration
of becoming a Bar Mitzva on January 5th – the 28th of Tevet.
Below: A night time view of the glass in my studio.
The Dove of Peace – Flies over the Desert
This striking piece is framed is a beautiful Oak Wood Frame.
The Boston Red Sox – The Green Monster
There might be some who question why I framed my Boston Red Sox logo in green. Others will immediately see the connection to The Green Monster.
The Green Monster is a popular nickname for the 37.2 feet (11.3 m) high left field wall at Fenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox baseball team. The wall is 310 feet from home plate and is a popular target for right-handed hitters.
At the moment this piece is hanging in Rob Dobrusin’s office at Congregation Beth Israel in Ann Arbor. I’m happy to have had it hanging for opening day, 2018.
Y’hi Ohr — Let There Be Light!
Once again I found a piece of glass that inspired me to recreate
the Y’hi Ohr pattern.
The background depicts the primordial soup of creation,
Biblical or Big Bang —
You choose.
Having sold my Iconic Y’hi Ohr Piece,
it was time to update the concept with a modern font.
Shalom — Dove Of Peace
This is the second time I have used the pattern I designed.
The border is different and brings some additional light
to the art piece.
Yet Another Reminder of Spring
I’m SO looking forward to seeing that
first Blue Jay of the spring.
A Reminder of Summer
While there still a few leaves on the trees, I’m focusing on pieces that help me hold onto a little bit of summer – thus the Butterfly.
Coming soon – a Bluebird!
SOLLY ! !
In keeping with the tradition I started with the other “South Side Gang” celebration, here is my interpretation of “Solly”.
The first photo is of the corner of Solly’s tallit. The rainbow motif moved me to use it as a background for the Shlomo, Solly’s Hebrew name.
Mazal Tov Solly !
The Second Best Logo In Baseball ! (LOL)
“The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing of birds is come,
and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land;”
PLAY BALL ! !
Zachary, Solly and Jeff – There’s always next year!
Oak Park High School — Cheer for your Might! — With your Colors of Red and White!
Linda DeNike Ketterer! Need we say more?
She is the Heart and Soul of The Class of 19…!
These pieces hang proudly in her home.
Thank you Bunky and Linda
Finally I get to post these pieces of glass I created for the Beth Israel’ 100th Anniversary Gala last night. Thanks Bunky and Linda for all the work you did to make last night such a success.
Yin Yang – Rachel and Jonathan
Here’s a new take on the marriage of Yin Yang and Judaism. What better symbolizes the union of complimentary forces that flow into each other? They are interconnected — yet independent. The whole is greater than the individual parts.
And here’s another piece that constantly changes dependent on the light.
Congratulations to Rachel and Jonathan on the anniversary of their wedding… Well, more than the first anniversary! Here’s hoping for many, many more celebrations with our families. Mazal Tov!!
A 2 Distillery — A Very Special Place
. Are you looking for that perfect place – for that Perfect Cocktail?
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Then look no further than A2 Distillery. Details to follow…
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Initials – P and S
Once again I ask — Are you looking for that Perfect Wedding. Bar/Bat Mitzvah or Graduation present?
Let’s work together to create your one-of-a-kind piece of Stained Glass Art.
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Send me the initials – and I’ll send you some sketches! Sound like a plan?
Beit Fei — Initials
Are you looking for that Perfect Bar Mitzvah, Wedding or Graduation present?
You should consider a one-of-a-kind piece of stained glass with the recipient’s initials. Send me the initials – and I’ll send you a sketch. Sound like a plan? 😉
Life on the Farm is Kinda’ Laid Back…
How would these look hanging in Your Garden? Pretty darn nice I’d say!!
Caduceus In Green
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The Caduceus, a winged staff with two serpents wrapped around, is often used as the symbol for medicine.
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It seemed an appropriate wedding gift for my niece Naomi, a nurse practitioner. She and her husband Grant, a physician, choose a background of green, and the result is pictured above.
Tie on a PINK RIBBON in the fight against Breast Cancer
This unique Pink Ribbon continues my use of clear beveled glass surrounded by random arcs for emphasis.
Are you looking for a charity fundraising piece of art?
Look no further than Ron’s Glass!
Double Dove Hamsa of Peace
This Double Dove Hamsa hopefully heralds a season of Thanksgiving and Peace
Go Green! Go White! Go MSU ….go with the winners….. :-(
There’s always next year…..
Mine is 3359 — What’s Yours?
I’ll bet you can imagine how a piece of art like this would beautify your entranceway!
Interested? Give me a call: 313 702-3116 and let’s talk!
The Northern Lights
The Northern Lights captures the green glow of the Aurora Borealis as it sweeps across the horizon.
Bereshit — Genesis
Bereshit barah Elohim, et hashamayim v’et ha’aretz….
V’ruach Elohim m’rachefet al p’nei hamayim….
In the Beginning, God created the heavens and the earth…..
And the spirit of the Lord blew over the surface of the waters….
Cosmos – The Universe
The universe is an orderly, harmonious system.
It is the summation of all particles and energy that exist and the space-time in which all events occur.
That’s what I have depicted in this piece of stained and beveled glass. Enjoy!
Same Pattern — Different Glass
Light reveals the unique character of glass.
Streaming through each piece, the bond between light and glass is inspiring.
With this in mind, I will design and create your distinctive piece of art. Ron Sussman
A Hamsa Ner Tamid
You might have seen below my use of a filagree Hamsa as a centerpiece in a glass Ner Tamid. This time I took a piece of golden mirror glass as the centerpiece.
The Scales of Justice – Are they really ever balanced?
I have once again used the theme of the Scales of Justice as unbalanced —
suggesting our constant attempts to create a world of justice for all.
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