Care Instructions
- Stained Glass -

Lead Disclaimer

The standard process for creating stained glass uses lead. Lead is only harmful if ingested or inhaled, so wash your hands after handling your artwork, and never lick your pieces.
Display your artwork out of reach of children and animals.

If you intend to hang your piece, please do not use suction cups! Art pieces should always be mounted on sturdy, stable hooks.
These pieces are meant to be displayed indoors, best by a window. Please refrain from hanging your artwork outside, as they are not designed to withstand the elements.

Each piece is thoroughly cleaned and waxed by hand to slow down the oxidation process that happens along the soldering lines of stained glass. Oxidation presents as white build-up and is unfortunately inevitable, but there are steps you can take to help prolong the life of your artwork!

For general upkeep, I recommend using a dry microfiber cloth to gently dust your piece and wipe away any fingerprints.

DO NOT use water or any cleaning agents (including Windex, or similar glass cleaner) to clean your work, as it can damage the patina.

If you would like to restore the shine to your piece, you can gently buff along the soldering lines and glass using a microfiber cloth. Please be extra careful with the amount of pressure used while doing this. It is glass, after all! You can even use a little bit of car wax (like Turtle Wax, Carnauba Wax, or a similar product) to re-shine the piece and re-apply a layer of protection to the glass. This process may stain your cloth, so please be advised.

Always wash your hands after handling your piece, and enjoy your refreshed piece of art!