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Wedding Breaking Glass Keepsake Photo Frame

$225.00

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SKU: 91024

Description

Memories to last a lifetime. This distinctive Wedding Glass Keepsake Photo Frame is unique because it is made with the shards of your Shardz wedding glass. You can choose any of the Shardz wedding glasses and have the pieces you break under the chupah fused into this beautiful Wedding Glass Keepsake Photo Frame. To make it happen, you must order a wedding breaking glass and the Photo Frame in advance of the wedding. Then, we'll send you the glass with instructions for how to store the shards and get them back to the artist to achieve this stunning final keepsake (see How it Works). If you are buying this for a friend, wedding breaking glass keepsake gift certificates are also available, which provide the bride and groom with step-by-step instructions for how to get their Wedding Glass Keepsake Photo Frame created after the wedding.

Smaller frame will hold a 5x7 photo and the larger frame will hold an 8x10 photo. Designed and handmade by glass artist Faye Miller, this object d art will be a cherished reminder of your wedding day truly a gift that will be treasured forever.
Color of the pillars will match the color of the broken glass. Once we receive the broken glass, it takes 16 to 24 weeks for completion of these custom orders.

  • Dimensions: 12L x 5W x 10H in
  • Color: Multi-Colored, clear, white
  • Made In: USA
  • SKU: SHZ-0001


About the Artist: Faye gets her artistic inspiration from the everyday things she sees: leaves blowing in the wind, animal horns at the zoo, buildings rising in the city. She incorporates elements of whimsy, wildness and intense color. Interpreting and refining the multitude of stimuli that bombards her brain everyday is what Faye's work is all about.

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Dimensions12L x 5W x 10H in
Height10 in
Width5 in
Length12 in
MaterialGlass
SubclassKeepsake

About Faye Miller Shardz

Faye gets her artistic inspiration from the everyday things she sees: leaves blowing in the wind, animal horns at the zoo, buildings rising in the city. She incorporates elements of whimsy, wildness and intense color. Interpreting and refining the multitude of stimuli that bombards her brain everyday is what Faye's work is all about.

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