Welcome to Dragon Feathers Glass

You have arrived at the Great Hall of the Castle known
as Dragon Feathers. Like most great halls, it contains the
entryways to many corridors, hallways, passageways - but not
much else. Also, like most ancient castles, it is in a constant
state of restoration. Once an area has been cleared, restored,
and decorated, you will be welcome to enter.
Who am I?
I am the caretaker of this place, I also feed and care for
the resident dragon, the creator of all of the pieces that
you see here. For more information, read the notes below.

Happy Journey!

To enter a gallery click on the image or the name

All of the metals used in the pieces shown are either
sterling silver, argentium sterling silver, or gold-filled.
I do NOT use silver-filled or any plated metals.

Most of the images were taken with two light sources:
a regular light bulb usually on the left and a coiled flourescent
light bulb usually on the right. Since glass reflects,
many pieces have a smooth reflection on the left and a
sort-of-circle reflection on the right. These reflections
are not in the glass but are the annoying side effects of
photographing smooth glass.

Proper care and precautions must be taken with any glass
or metal object, especially keeping them out of the reach of children!
A pamphlet with warnings, precautions, care, and suggested cleaning
methods will be enclosed with each piece. With proper care glass lasts
a long time; there are pieces that have lasted from the time of Ancient Egypt.

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Last updated: Nov. 20, 2014