Wednesday, October 21, 2009

color me green...

This is absolutely fabulous!

Glass artist Daniel Maher creates these Graveyard pieces from glass originally destined to be serving bowls, platters, goblets, lids, jars. etc. He carefully selects glass with strong prismatic qualities or with interesting letters and images to serve as the focal point for these stained glass windows. Each piece is individually handcrafted as a unique work of art. These one of a kind windows range from $750 - $1000 per square foot depending on the size and complexity of the piece.
(found via apartment therapy)

16 comments:

  1. Wow, Cathi, this is absolutely stunning! xo

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  2. Imagine being a glass artist. How amazing and how fragile everything would be...

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  3. I just love stained glass.I live in a Victorian house where there are some original pieces of stained glass. I have three friends who make stained glass pieces and even I have made a couple of pieces myself.
    I love this, as it's made out of recycled glass and is my favourite colour of green.

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  4. How beautiful! I'm off to find more of his work.

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  5. Beautiful ~ I just love it! I have always wanted a stained glass piece and the day I find "the one" I will whip out my credit card soooo fast!

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  6. oh that is beautiful!! it reminded me that my mom and i decided we were going to start making stained glass this summer! i wonder where that idea went...

    xoxoxo

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  7. Such beauty...definitely a work of art!

    Have a great weekend Cathi (yes I'm already thinking weekend)!!

    :) T

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  8. Wow - how beautiful! I just love that - and all the shades of green - perfection!

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  9. This is so beautiful, I love it. Thanks for stopping by my blog and joining my giveaway.

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  10. That's stunning; what a focal point that would be!

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  11. This is just beautiful Cathi, amazing.

    I loved reading what you wrote about Mariel Hemingway in your blog the other day, I am going to look up her book....thank you for that.

    Loved hearing about your movies :)

    Take care xo

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  12. This is GORGEOUS! I want to buy one for my home. The greens are truly stunning---so artistic. Thanks for sharing with us!
    XX Kate

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  13. How could I have not been here before? Your blog is just beautiful! Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a comment, otherwise I may have missed out on a wonderful opportunity to meet you here. I look forward to visiting often. Meredith xo.

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  14. That is absolutely gorgeous and must be wonderful when the sun hits it. I love glass, in 2007 when I went to Venice and Murano - the glass was unbelievably beautiful (and unbelievably expensive) and I spent days looking at all the beautiful pieces.

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  15. Oh I looooove this piece! Absolutely breathtaking art and right up my alley!

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