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A different kind of gift shop for spun glass and/or alabastrite angels, cherubs, plates, plaques, crosses, wall clocks, Indian and cowboy nostalgia and even safari print pieces for your friends, family, boss and even the hard to please... So get inspired, get ready, SHOP!
Hello! Thanks for stopping by our store. Please feel free to look around and check us out. The navigation bar to your left will help you find the various pages in our store. We have a variety of items to offer as gifts for just about any occasion. From angels 2 zebra, so there is surely something that will please your eye or cause you to think of someone who deserves a special gift, just because.
Let me tell you a little bit about our products if I may. We have items that are crafted from alabastrite, a polyresin and stone-based material which is intricately molded, producing great detail and allows paint to adhere. These items may be cleaned by dusting, but should not be washed with water as they are painted with water soluble paints. Some of our angels and other items are of this material. Just click on the image to see a larger, more defined picture.
These items are the alabastrite with the water soluble paint and should
be dusted not washed.
We also have some items that are of frosted
alabastrite, like the image to your right. These items are given
the French Lilac process,
(used on glass), to achieve the distinctive
frosted look; thus giving
the drama of frosted
glass without the weight. A couple of our angels are of this material
such as this beautiful guardian Angel with her charges.
Or this gorgeous fully frosted angel with her full wings spread.
She is also color lighted.
Then we have the porcelain pieces, such as the plate
to your left, click on it and check it out; it's inspiring yes?. Porcelain is a
fine
ground white clay, molded and fired in an oven for eight hours at 1200
degrees, finished with a glazed, under glazed, or "bisque" finish. The
glazing produces a high gloss; under glaze produces a matte finish and
bisque is a matte finish without glaze. After finishing, the item is
"cooked" for six hours at 800 degrees.
We can't leave
out the eagles.
Some are porcelain and some are of alabastrite. Either one makes a
majestic presentation of the eagle.
These are just a few of our over 50 products.
It's not too early to begin purchasing those decor items for 4th of July. Anyone of these pieces would look lovely in a celebration of our Independence.