Mared - The Daughter

Mared – The Daughter
Glassy Welsh Ladies Series

Mared – Y Ferch
Cyfres Merched Cymreig Gwydr

She grows. She explores. She carries tomorrow.

Mared embodies curiosity and continuity within Merched Cymreig. Her modern, geometric silhouette - tipping its hat to Welsh tradition - catches shifting light like new beginnings, crafted in coloured glass to honour the next link in the lineage.

She can be displayed on a natural wood stand on a desk or shelf or displayed in a window, where the light animates her story.

This modern, abstract interpretation ensures the spirit of the past is felt here and now - in bold lines, thoughtful form, and enduring craft.

Size: approx. 24cm x 9cm + 2cm stand

This is the Medium size version of the design that comes with a handmade oak stand. It will arrive safely packaged in sustainable materials, gift-ready.

Currently, I only ship within UK mainland. Due to UK REACH regulations on leaded glass, I’m unable to ship to Northern Ireland, the EU, or overseas destinations such as the USA, Canada, or Australia.

Materials & Care

This piece is handmade using the copper foil stained glass technique. It contains solder made from lead and tin, and lead came may be present. For safety, please wash hands after handling. This is decorative glass art intended for indoor display and is not a toy - keep out of reach of children and pets.

Art glass used in this piece may contain natural variations such as roll marks, bubbles, light texture, or uneven surfaces. These are not defects, but beautiful characteristics of handmade glass that should be celebrated.

Wires used are made from copper and tinned for durability; chains are metal, and string hangings use natural jute or satin ribbons. Stands are made from UK-sourced natural wood, typically oak or yew, as shown in the listing. The solder is finished with either black or copper patina or left silver, and protected with specialty finishing compounds to reduce oxidation and extend the life of the piece.

For dusting, use a soft, dry cloth - avoid pressure, rubbing, or household cleaners. For full guidance, visit the Glass Art Care page.