How the Eclipse Came to Be a Handmade etched painted fused glass wire wrapped pendant jewelry.

Angel Wing Art Farm is pleased to introduce you to the latest artwork, “How the Eclipse Came to Be”pendant. This piece is a part of my line of wire-wrapped, hand-carved fused glass jewelry. This glass jewelry is a beautiful creation that is featured in the book 'Enchanted Dreams.' The pendant is crafted by sandwiching colored enamel between two pieces of glass. An intricate design is then etched onto the fused glass using a diamond bit hand rotary tool, and the grooves from the etching process are highlighted by adding a layer of silver rub-n-buff. To adjust the length, a leather cord is tied in a sailor's knot, and a copper wire is wrapped around the glass.  www.angelwingartfarm.com


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