Wedding Glass – Ron's Glass

Go Green! Go White!

Let’s hope for a Good Season Sparty!!

July 30, 2022 by ronsglass Categories: UncategorizedTags: Go Green Go White, Go Sparty, Graduation Gift, Michigan State University, Michigan State University Stained Glass, MSU, MSU Graduation Gift, MSU Stained Glass, Sparty Stained Glass, wedding gift, Wedding Glass, Wedding Glass Art, Wedding present stained glass Leave a comment

Arica & Ryan — MAZAL TOV

This was the design on Arica and Ryan’s “everything”!

The invitation. The response card. The website. And on the Kippot.

AND – since the celebration was on June 20, 2021 during the depths of the Covid Epidemic, the design was also on the Hand Sanitizer and the Face Masks.

This is a daytime image.

And like All my creations, this piece looks

Completely different in the nighttime.

Huge Mazal Tov to Arica and Ryan ! !

July 29, 2022July 29, 2022 by ronsglass Categories: UncategorizedTags: Abstract Hebrew stained glass, Abstract stained glass, Hebrew abstract glass art, Hebrew art, Hebrew art glass, Hebrew glass, Hebrew Letter stained glass, Hebrew Letters, Hebrew Love Glass, Hebrew stained glass, Jewish Art, Jewish art gift, Jewish art glass, Jewish stained glass, Jewish wedding gift, Jewish Wedding Glass, Jewish Wedding Present, Ron's Glass, Stained Glass, wedding gift, Wedding Glass, Wedding Glass Art, Wedding present stained glass Leave a comment

MAC — The Dog

Is there Anyone who doesn’t Love Goldens?

Retrievers are loyal, loving and beautiful.

And my MAC is a prime example, don’t you think?

February 16, 2017June 12, 2017 by ronsglass Categories: Animal Stained Glass, Ron Sussman, Ron's Glass, ronsglass, ronsglass.wordpress.comTags: Abstract stained glass, Chanukah gift, Dog art, dog stained glass, Glass Art, Golden retriever, Golden Retriever stained glass, Jewish wedding gift, Jewish Wedding Present, Retriever Stained Glass, Stained Glass, Stained glass artist, Sussman, Wedding Glass, Wedding present stained glass 2 Comments

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!

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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.

June 6, 2016January 17, 2017 by ronsglass Categories: Hebrew stained glass, Jewish stained glass, Ron's Glass, ronsglass, UncategorizedTags: Abstract Hebrew stained glass, Abstract Jewish stained glass, Abstract stained glass, and there was light, Beth Israel, Chanukah Art, Chanukah gift, Chanukah stained glass, Congregation Beth Israel Ann Arbor, Genesis, Glass Art, Hebrew art glass, Hebrew glass, Hebrew Letter stained glass, Hebrew stained glass, holiday stained glass, Jewish Art, Jewish art gift, Jewish art glass, Jewish stained glass, jewish star, Jewish Wedding Present, Magain David, Magain David stained glass, Magen David, Magen David stained glass, Mazal Tov Stained Glass, Ron Sussman, Ron's Glass, ronsglass, Stained Glass, star of david, Star of David Beveled Glass, Star of David Stained Glass, Wedding Glass, Wedding present stained glass, www.ronsglass.wordpress.com Leave a comment

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