Cardinal Dancing in the light

Cardinal Stained Glass Suncatcher – A Symbol of Beauty, Spirit, and Connection

Bring a touch of nature’s brilliance into your home with this handcrafted cardinal stained glass suncatcher, a radiant tribute to one of the most beloved birds in North America.

Glass Textures That Dance in the Light

• Dark Rippled red glass mimics the softness and shimmer of real plumage
• Smooth red clear glass adds contrast and elegance
• Glossy black accents define the eye and beak area with precision

🎁 A Thoughtful Gift for Nature Lovers & Sentimental Souls

• Perfect for birdwatchers, gardeners, or anyone who finds comfort in the quiet beauty of wildlife.
• Cardinals are often seen as messengers from loved ones who’ve passed, making this suncatcher a meaningful gift for someone grieving, celebrating a life, or simply cherishing memories. It’s also a lovely token for birthdays, Mother’s Day, or housewarmings.

Why People Love Cardinals

• Their vivid red plumage stands out against winter snow, symbolizing hope and vitality
• They’re known for loyalty and monogamy, often seen in pairs—making them a romantic emblem
• In many cultures, cardinals represent spiritual connection, resilience, and joy

Hang this suncatcher where the sun streams in, and let the cardinal’s timeless charm fill your space with warmth and wonder.

Detail

• Size: 3.5” Wide x 8.5” High
• Materials: Stained Glass (Spectrum, Oceanside, Kokomo, Wissmach, and/or Youghiogheny glass) solder, copper foil, and patina (black or copper)
• Stained glass is made with 60/40 solder which is 60% tin and 40% lead. Lead is only dangerous if you eat it, and I’m sure you don’t want to eat the glass either! As an extra safety precaution, wash your hands after handling. Also, stained glass pieces should be displayed out of the reach of children and pets.

Packaging

• Items are wrapped, then (if they're flat) they are secured to a rigid piece of cardboard and wrapped to protect the piece.
• To do my part in preserving the environment, I reuse packaging material that is being discarded, including undamaged boxes, bubble mailers, and packing materials. 

Shipping – check the link in my footer for packaging, shipping, and hanging details.