Tidal is an 11" tall stained glass/mixed media botanical halo with hand-selected driftwood, layered blue glass leaves, and soft violet floral details on an oval metal frame. The open shape keeps it feeling light and airy, while the driftwood adds warmth and texture.

Each glass element is individually cut, shaped, foiled, and soldered by hand, then arranged to follow the line of the branch and frame. Soft blue, indigo, and pale lavender tones provided by the vintage Spectrum Corsica glass catch the light beautifully, giving the piece a sense of ebb and flow.

Tidal is designed to hang on a wall as a sculptural statement piece. Its asymmetrical form gives it a more artful presence than a traditional wreath, making it easy to style as a standalone accent or as part of a collected wall display.

Crafted using the traditional copper foil (Tiffany) stained glass technique, where each piece of glass is cut, ground, wrapped in copper foil, and soldered together by hand using lead-free solder. Finished and polished for maximum happy.

Details:

• Approx. 11" tall x 5.5" wide x 1.75" deep, plus a 4" hanging rope (28 x 14 x 4.5 cm, plus 10 cm rope)
• Stained glass, kiln-formed glass gem, jute rope, driftwood, wire, metal frame
• Lead-free solder
• Designed to hang directly from the frame in a window or on a wall
• Small silver wall tack included

Care for your botanical halo:

• Indoor display is best - this fancy little sculpture prefers life away from the elements.
• Wires may shift a bit in transit and can be gently bent back into place if needed.
• This piece is made with lead-free solder, but I still wouldn't lick it.
• Glass is breakable, but these pieces are stronger than they look. A little care goes a long way.
• This piece includes naturally aged driftwood and natural rope, chosen for their raw texture and character. To keep them looking lovely, avoid oils, stains, waxes, and spray polishes, which can darken or alter the finish.
• Need a little refresh? Use a microfibre cloth to buff solder lines and remove fingerprints.

Please reach out with any questions. Thank you so much.