Description

Celestial Hummingbird – Fused Glass Sun Catcher (Purple & Blue)

Description of the work

A mauve and blue glass-fused hummingbird, this handmade Quebec suncatcher diffuses a soft, poetic light into your space. Subtle and poetic, this light sensor evokes the softness of twilight, a suspended moment when everything slows down. A whisper of light… an almost magical presence.

Hanging near a window, it captures natural light and transforms it into delicate, almost unreal reflections. The mauve and bluish hues blend with finesse, creating a soft, enveloping and inspiring ambience. It’s a work that imposes nothing – it invites, it soothes, it feels good.

The hummingbird, symbol of lightness and presence in the moment, takes on an even more dreamy dimension here. It becomes a messenger of calm, beauty and serenity. A reminder that even in motion, there are moments of pure gentleness.

Each piece is shaped by hand in the Percé-Verre workshop in Quebec. The fused glass reveals unique textures, plays on transparency and subtle depths that make each creation absolutely singular.

Perfect for a soothing handcrafted decoration, an original gift idea made in Quebec, or to create a soft corner of light, the Celestial Hummingbird touches the eye as much as the heart.

Materials and dimensions of the fused glass hummingbird

• High-quality fused glass
• Handcrafted in Quebec
• Approximate dimensions: 6 inches (15.2 cm)
• Attachment for luminous suspension

Hummingbird inspiration in fused glass

The evening sky, tinged with mauve and blue.
The calm that gently settles in.
A hummingbird floating between dream and light.
A work that exudes peace and gentleness.

Handmade in Quebec

Each glass-fused hummingbird is unique and created with heart and soul by Quebec glass artist Stéphanie Béland. Behind each piece is a simple, precious intention: to bring light, softness and a little magic into everyday life.

✨ A breath of glass, a breath of light.

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👉 Fused glass is a recognized artistic technique – read more about it at Wikipedia.