Stained Glass | Chain of Diamonds
Stained Glass | Chain of Diamonds
A vertical chain of five diamond-shaped glass pieces designed to catch light and create quiet color in a room. Each pane is hand-cut and soldered, forming a simple geometric silhouette that feels both modern and nostalgic. Hung in a window, it throws soft reflections across walls and surfaces throughout the day. Subtle, but impossible to ignore.
Details
• Hand-cut stained glass
• Approx. 32 in. tall
• Metal hanging chain included
• Indoor use recommended
Note
Minor variations in glass tone and solder lines are natural to the handmade process and ensure each piece is one of a kind.
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Ticket Information & Policies
Ticket Information & Policies
Your ticket and event information will be emailed to you after purchase. Please make sure the email used at checkout is correct.
Due to limited seating and preparation for each event, all ticket sales are final and non-refundable.
Each pottery piece is hand-painted and kiln-fired after the event. While every effort is made to ensure successful results, pottery is inherently unpredictable and there is always a small risk of cracking, glaze imperfections, or kiln-related issues during the firing process.
In the rare event that a piece is damaged or unsuccessful during the finishing process, guests will have the option to receive either:
- a store credit to use toward future purchases or events
- or a ticket to a future Pick & Paint event
Finished pieces will typically be ready approximately 2 weeks after the event. Guests will have 2 weeks from the pickup announcement date to retrieve their pieces from the event location.
If pieces are not picked up within that timeframe, guests may request shipping for an additional shipping and handling fee.
By purchasing a ticket, you acknowledge and accept these terms.
Liability & Participation Policy
Liability & Participation Policy
By purchasing a ticket and attending an 8th Haus event, guests acknowledge that participation involves the use of pottery materials, ceramic tools, glazes, and breakable items.
Guests voluntarily participate at their own risk and agree that 8th Haus, its team members, hosts, and partner venues are not responsible for accidental injury, damage to personal belongings, misuse of materials, or incidental issues that may occur during the event.
Pottery and kiln firing are handmade processes, and while every effort is made to safely finish each piece, minor imperfections, glaze variations, cracking, or kiln-related issues may occasionally occur.
Guests agree to follow all event instructions and safety guidance provided during the workshop. Children attending events must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
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