When the spirit of nature touches us, our hearts turn into a butterfly! This fused glass Butterfly is designed to be incorporated into a mosaic - it is said that butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life. What a great message to have in your mosaic creation. Kiln-fired at 800C for 24 hours each Butterfly has a subtle streaky colour and a glossy finish which means it will stand out whether you are using ceramic tile or vitreous glass.
If you love red - then this Glass Butterfly could be for you. Inclusion in one of your mosaic creations - this butterfly will stand out from the background when placed among contrasting colours. An enchanting creature that leads us to the bright and happy life. This one has a gold dichroic body that will glitter in the sun.
This smaller yellow butterfly will certainly make an impact when you make your next creation. Butterflies remind us never to be afraid of spreading our wings - As you make your mosaic creation - this yellow butterfly could look amazing amongst a sea of flowers. She is smaller but will make a big impact when placed in the right place in your mosaic.
What is a butterfly garden without butterflies? If you are creating a mosaic garden, you might want to consider one of our butterflies. This pink and blue butterfly is one of my smaller ones - She has a dichroic body which is a silvery pink and would stand out on a background of leaves.
Do you feel connected to butterflies? Butterflies are considered as one of the most beautiful creatures! Will this Butterfly inspire you to include her in your mosaic? This butterfly is made in blue and a streaky white. You will notice, that the streaky sections are more pronounced on the right wing - this happens during firing at 800C ...goes in the kiln white and as a 'striker' glass comes out with this effect. This one has a gold dichroic body that would stand out in any mosaic!
Would you like a bigger butterfly to be part of your mosaic, then this one could be for you. With Lilac and blue wings with gold and pink dichroic detail .... and a silver dichroic body this butterfly will really stand out! Butterflies cannot see their beautiful wings but we can.
