Stained Glass Box Lamps
Stained Glass Boxes
Stained Glass Boxes are created to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, graduation, and other special occasions or events. Some are designed to remember a place or a memory. And some are designed just to be fun!
Texas Flora and Fauna
Featuring the wildflowers and animals of Texas, this wrap-around landscape illustrates the Texas Hill Country' varieties. 12"X 12" X !2".
"West Texas Centurions"
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Inspired by the Agave Americanus or Century plant common to the Texas hill country this landscape piece illustrates fauna as well as flora. The roadrunner, horned lizard, and jack rabbit are settled in the cactus, rolling hills and table top mesas of the country.
Dancers in Glass
Randall's Studio stained glass box lamps are created using the Tiffany (copper foil) technique for greater detail and control of color. The "puddling" solder style adds texture and strength to the lamp joints. The four sides and top provide the opportunity to design individual scenes or a complex landscape encompassing the entire piece.
The use of LED strip lighting to illuminate the lamp adds greater control of light color and intensity. The remote controlled LED can also cycle through pre-programmed effect modes.
"Four Deserts"
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Representing four great American deserts, the four side panes of this piece are the Sonoran, Chihuahuan, Great Basin, and the Painted Deserts.
Chihuahua Desert Life
Measuring 8" X 8" X 8" the light box exhibits the flora, fauna, and landscape of the West Texas Desert.
El Sol Y La Luna Inspired Stained Glass Designs
"Lake Bastrop"
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Representing Lake Bastrop in the Lost Pines State Park ,Texas. this contiguous landscape encompasses the stained glass lamp.
Stained Glass Gardens Series
"The Lost Pines" stained glass box lamp depicting the Texas state park in Bastrop.This landscape stretches across all sides of the lamp and has an LED controller.
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"Flora of Texas"
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The work of Dr. Benjamin Carroll Tharp, the "Father of Texas Ecology", influenced the creation of the "Flora of Texas" stained glass lamp. This stained glass piece reflects the abundant flowers of Texas.
The Rainbow Bat Mobile
Silkwater Glass
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Wimberly Oak: Hill Country Heaven
This mini stained glass box lamp measures 6" X 6" X 6". It depicts an oak tree in the Wimberly Town Square and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.
"My Ballet Friends" This stained glass window is comprised of Ballet dancer friends from my years as a professional ballet dancer.
The Bat Mobile Spiral
From the Dancers in Glass Series, theses two works, "The Firebird" and "The Phoenix" are from the ballet The Firebird as presented by The Austin Contemporary Ballet / Texas Youth Ballet.
Stained Glass Bat Mobiles
Under the Ann Richards Bridge, which divides North and South Congress Avenue in downtown Austin, lives a million + Mexican Freetail Bat colony . As this bat colony leaves their roost at dusk from the cracks under the bridge they spiral into the air over Lady Bird Lake to their final insect hunting grounds. These bat mobiles are representative of the Mexican Freetail bats as they spiral at dusk. The Austin Bat Conservancy has one of the studios stained glass bats "flying".
The Austin Bat Mobile
Silkwater Glass Gallery of Stained Glass Works
Whimsy, Traditional, and Geometric Designs
Stained Glass Lamp Shades
"Mountain High El Sol y La Luna"
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This mini stained glass box light cube measures 6" X 6" X6". It depicts a dual Day/Night mountain scene. The continuous scene include a mountain road and cabin, a stream, and fir trees.