New Pictures of Confetti's and Glimmers
Glass Orb with Infused Ash from Cremation.
It's hot here in Texas and it's getting harder and harder to make it through a tennis match unless you play super early in the day. And it's gonna get hotter! But fortunately it wasn't yet 105 degrees by the time I finished playing with my Saturday morning crew at Travis Park in Austin so I was able to get some new pictures in of Confetti's and Glimmers.
We have a new mix we're now using that has more reds and oranges to offset the greens; above is an example of this mix. You can see small ropes of cremation ash within the matrix; we have a few more pictures in the product listing you can see this effect better of the ash in the glass.
Below you can see a picture of one of the glimmers; it's a blue & green glass option which is a popular option for people. There's a little bit of extra sparkle in this one as we were experimenting mixing dichroic glass with the cremains, however we won't be offering dichroic glass as a standard option; for special request only.
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