Beautiful, charmingly simple, and entirely unique every time. Mini Meditation Ornaments are a wonderful and colorful way to accent your holiday tree or expand your ornament collection. Measuring around 1.5” in diameter, these handmade solid glass balls are a little like marbles that were made to hang on a tree. Made by mixing pieces of colored glass with molten clear glass and manipulating it in ways that are different every time, each one provides its own fully unique artistic color experience. And with 30 variant options (see below for details), you can always choose the perfect Mini Meditation Ornament to integrate seamlessly into your existing color scheme and decor! Mini Meditation Ornaments are the perfect versatile addition to your home and holiday decor scheme, or gift for a loved one who enjoys colorful glass!
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Variant Menu
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1) Red: A strong, classic opaque red color.
2) Orange: A pleasant yellowish orange.
3) Yellow: This is a vibrant lemon yellow that catches the eye!
4) Red-orange-yellow: The red, orange, and yellow colors combined and mixed together; feels fiery.
5) Granny apple green: One of my personal favorites, it’s a nice bright green.
6) Glittering green: This is a special color called aventurine. Aventurine contains minuscule copper flakes that appear as a fantastical glittering effect within the color.
7) Greens mix: Granny apple green, aventurine green, plus a bonus transparent jewel-tone green give this one a regal character.
8) Robin’s egg blue: Looks pretty well like the color of a robin’s egg, it’s a beautiful option.
9) Dutch blue: A classic color based on historic art traditions, it’s a darker blue with a distinctive quality.
10) Blues mix: Robin’s egg blue mixed with Dutch blue–watery!
11) Night Sky: This is a pleasant soft purple color with kind of a lavender character to it.
12) Purple: A classic darker purple.
13) Pink: Technically called a pale rose color; it’s a strong choice that looks very pretty.
14) Light brown: A light brown with a little bit of a cinnamon tone to it.
15) Dark brown: A rich, umber brown that mimics dark brown tones found in nature, such as tree trunks or good rich soil.
16) Browns mix: The two aforementioned browns mixed together; it’s complex and earthy!
17) Pigeon gray: If you appreciate the color gray, this is a great option. It’s on the lighter side with just the right amount of blue in it.
18) Black: Pure black. Technically, black glass color is just very dark purple, so you may be able to catch a little character of purple if looking really close in direct light.
19) White: A nice plain white color–a pleasantly minimalist option.
20) Dragon’s Eye: This unique stuff can’t rightly be called any color in particular, because it does some rather unpredictable, wild-looking things that tend to come out different every time. An exciting option if you’re comfortable with a degree of unpredictability!
21) Glow in the dark: This version is made with special glass color that actually glows in the dark! This effect works like other glow-in-the-dark things: it “charges” with regular light and then glows when the lights are out.
22) Lovers’ Quarrel mix: These red and pink colors are like ill-fated lovers—they go together beautifully, but have trouble mixing. Where the colors meet, a stormy gray color appears creating a complex, vivid color experience.
23) Melted Marshmallows mix: This mix feels remarkably like green, blue, and pink marshmallows were melted down, mixed together, and suspended in glass. Creates a pastel-tone mix with a creamy texture that has a lovely springtime feel.
24) Witch’s Brew: A Halloween-inspired mixture of purple and orange.
25) Cactus mix: A combination of red and sparkling aventurine green.
26) Midnight rose mix: A visually-striking mixture of black and pink.
27) Starry Night mix: The color Night Sky mixed with sparkling aventurine green for a beautiful effect.
28) Space mix: Night Sky purple and sparkling aventurine green over a layer of black—looks really cool up close.
29) Clear bubble feature: This option is fully clear glass, and features a unique pattern of air bubbles trapped within the orb to provide intriguing visual texture.
30) Clear (bubble-less): Meant to simulate a crystal ball, this aesthetically minimalist option contains as few bubbles as possible—just crystal clear solid glass.
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This item is handcrafted to each order, so each piece will vary slightly in size, shape, color, and subtle details. You may notice slight imperfections or other indications of the handmade process—these are proof of artwork crafted by human hands. Each item is carefully inspected before shipping to ensure that you’re receiving a beautiful and high-quality piece of artwork. If you ever encounter any problems or concerns, please reach out to cactusglassworks@gmail.com.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for your order to be made, annealed, and shipped. I will reach out and communicate with you regarding more exact timing and specific dates. Thank you for your patience!
Beautiful, charmingly simple, and entirely unique every time. Mini Meditation Ornaments are a wonderful and colorful way to accent your holiday tree or expand your ornament collection. Measuring around 1.5” in diameter, these handmade solid glass balls are a little like marbles that were made to hang on a tree. Made by mixing pieces of colored glass with molten clear glass and manipulating it in ways that are different every time, each one provides its own fully unique artistic color experience. And with 30 variant options (see below for details), you can always choose the perfect Mini Meditation Ornament to integrate seamlessly into your existing color scheme and decor! Mini Meditation Ornaments are the perfect versatile addition to your home and holiday decor scheme, or gift for a loved one who enjoys colorful glass!
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Variant Menu
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1) Red: A strong, classic opaque red color.
2) Orange: A pleasant yellowish orange.
3) Yellow: This is a vibrant lemon yellow that catches the eye!
4) Red-orange-yellow: The red, orange, and yellow colors combined and mixed together; feels fiery.
5) Granny apple green: One of my personal favorites, it’s a nice bright green.
6) Glittering green: This is a special color called aventurine. Aventurine contains minuscule copper flakes that appear as a fantastical glittering effect within the color.
7) Greens mix: Granny apple green, aventurine green, plus a bonus transparent jewel-tone green give this one a regal character.
8) Robin’s egg blue: Looks pretty well like the color of a robin’s egg, it’s a beautiful option.
9) Dutch blue: A classic color based on historic art traditions, it’s a darker blue with a distinctive quality.
10) Blues mix: Robin’s egg blue mixed with Dutch blue–watery!
11) Night Sky: This is a pleasant soft purple color with kind of a lavender character to it.
12) Purple: A classic darker purple.
13) Pink: Technically called a pale rose color; it’s a strong choice that looks very pretty.
14) Light brown: A light brown with a little bit of a cinnamon tone to it.
15) Dark brown: A rich, umber brown that mimics dark brown tones found in nature, such as tree trunks or good rich soil.
16) Browns mix: The two aforementioned browns mixed together; it’s complex and earthy!
17) Pigeon gray: If you appreciate the color gray, this is a great option. It’s on the lighter side with just the right amount of blue in it.
18) Black: Pure black. Technically, black glass color is just very dark purple, so you may be able to catch a little character of purple if looking really close in direct light.
19) White: A nice plain white color–a pleasantly minimalist option.
20) Dragon’s Eye: This unique stuff can’t rightly be called any color in particular, because it does some rather unpredictable, wild-looking things that tend to come out different every time. An exciting option if you’re comfortable with a degree of unpredictability!
21) Glow in the dark: This version is made with special glass color that actually glows in the dark! This effect works like other glow-in-the-dark things: it “charges” with regular light and then glows when the lights are out.
22) Lovers’ Quarrel mix: These red and pink colors are like ill-fated lovers—they go together beautifully, but have trouble mixing. Where the colors meet, a stormy gray color appears creating a complex, vivid color experience.
23) Melted Marshmallows mix: This mix feels remarkably like green, blue, and pink marshmallows were melted down, mixed together, and suspended in glass. Creates a pastel-tone mix with a creamy texture that has a lovely springtime feel.
24) Witch’s Brew: A Halloween-inspired mixture of purple and orange.
25) Cactus mix: A combination of red and sparkling aventurine green.
26) Midnight rose mix: A visually-striking mixture of black and pink.
27) Starry Night mix: The color Night Sky mixed with sparkling aventurine green for a beautiful effect.
28) Space mix: Night Sky purple and sparkling aventurine green over a layer of black—looks really cool up close.
29) Clear bubble feature: This option is fully clear glass, and features a unique pattern of air bubbles trapped within the orb to provide intriguing visual texture.
30) Clear (bubble-less): Meant to simulate a crystal ball, this aesthetically minimalist option contains as few bubbles as possible—just crystal clear solid glass.
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This item is handcrafted to each order, so each piece will vary slightly in size, shape, color, and subtle details. You may notice slight imperfections or other indications of the handmade process—these are proof of artwork crafted by human hands. Each item is carefully inspected before shipping to ensure that you’re receiving a beautiful and high-quality piece of artwork. If you ever encounter any problems or concerns, please reach out to cactusglassworks@gmail.com.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for your order to be made, annealed, and shipped. I will reach out and communicate with you regarding more exact timing and specific dates. Thank you for your patience!
