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Star of David Table Sculpture - Glass
For broken wedding glass shardsBy Artist Faye Miller / Shardz
9"x9"x3"
A modern Star of David table sculpture will hold your broken wedding shards in a stunning display. Break one of the beautiful colorful hand-blown wedding glasses under the chuppah, save the shards, and then your shards can then be integrated into this exquisite custom-made item. Designed and handmade by glass artist Faye Miller, this object d art will be a cherished reminder of your wedding day truly a gift that will be treasured forever
A beveled rectangular base for extra stability is available separately. Included in the price of the base is personalized engraving of the bride and groom's first names and wedding date. Engraving is available in gold, silver or frost. To add the engraved base check the box below and fill in the desired text. Please specify text and engraving color below. No proofs are available.
NOTE: If you are ordering this as a gift and you don't have the broken glass yet, you can be sent a presentation certificate with instructions for returning the broken glass. If your glass is already broken please note on the order that you will be sending the broken glass to us now. It takes 16 to 24 weeks for completion of these custom orders. This item is charged when the original order is placed. To complete the item please send your broken shards to: Judaism.com, Shardz, 2028 Murray Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15217.
GIFT WRAP IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS ITEM.
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