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Eight years ago I was on vacation and saw a piece of glass that glowed in the dark and said to myself, wouldn't it be great to design some glass and use the glow in the dark material in each piece of glass.  I searched for glass blowers all over to create my ideas.  Since I started I have over 300 pieces of glass that glow in the dark.   We are continually creating new pieces that glow in the dark. I also sell some of there pieces as well to compliment my collection. We do no …

I have several different led light bases that will enhance any of you glass pieces.  The led light bases will give it a whole new dimensional look.  All of the color changing light bases are slow moving and very peaceful to watch.  There is one that is either battery or plug.  The white light base that I carry just lights up the piece in its original colors.  If you have a glow in the dark piece you want to keep activated there is an ultraviolet LED light available.&nbsp …

You should never put something with a lot of clear glass in the direct sunlight.  Why?  Glass acts as a prism which acts like a magnifying glass and can start a fire.  The sunlight will never harm or fade your glass piece.  When glass is blown it's heated to 2500 degrees.  You can put your pieces outside but not on anything that can reflect and create a prism.  I put them around my pool on a plastic table or under an umbrella.  You can also use them in a garden …

Whether you have a fresh water or salt water tank you can use my glass pieces in it.  Put a hand blown glass jellyfish in your aquarium and the clear glass on the jellyfish disappears and it looks like the jellyfish is just standing in your tank.  Lay a starfish against the side of your tank and watch it glow at night time.  How about a sting ray or an octopus?  Any of my glass pieces will brighten your aquarium or fish tank plus they will glow in the dark.Glow In The Dark Gl …

The answer is yes!  You can put my pieces outside for the spring and summer and fall months.  Lots of Flowers with Butterflies on top.  I call them my maintenance free flowers, no water needed.  Display them on your deck, in your garden or in your fish pond.  The only down side is the sun is so strong it too much for the phosphorus and the glow tends not to stay for very long at night.  We have great metal garden stakes available to display the pieces. Butterfly Gla …