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Stained Glass Freesia Stems – White & Purple

Stained Glass Freesia Stems – White & Purple

Regular price $87.00 USD
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Fill your home with the delicate elegance of freesia in bloom — without ever needing water. This handcrafted stained glass freesia bouquet in white and purple is designed for indoor display and brings a jewel-like quality to any shelf, windowsill, or vase arrangement.

Craftsmanship

Each stem carries multiple funnel-shaped blooms with a yellow throat and bud clusters, paired with small green leaves along the stem. Petals, leaves, and bud cases are individually cut from art glass and joined with copper-foil seams using the traditional Tiffany copper-foil method. Stems are wire and can be bent gently to adjust the bouquet shape.

Display & Light

When placed near a window, light passes through the translucent glass — the white blooms read as creamy ivory while the purple blooms range from violet to deep blue depending on the angle. No water, soil, or maintenance needed.

Weight & Stability Note

Stained glass is heavier than fabric or paper flowers. Use a stable, weighted vase or one with a narrow neck so the bouquet stays upright. A lightweight or top-heavy vase is likely to tip.

What's Included

  • Multiple freesia stems in white and purple

The ceramic vase, lamp, and framed photo shown in the lifestyle image are not included.

Specifications

  • Material (petals and leaves): Stained glass, copper-foil construction
  • Material (stems): Bendable wire
  • Colors: White with yellow throat; purple with yellow throat; green leaves
  • Use: Indoor decor

Care Instructions

Dust with a soft dry cloth or compressed air. Do not submerge in water. Glass petals can chip or crack if knocked. Avoid prolonged moisture — wire and solder seams can corrode.

Note: Each piece is cut and assembled by hand. Slight differences in petal shape, seam thickness, and color saturation between stems are normal and not defects.

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