Acid etched blue flash glass, hand painted, silver stained, kiln fired and plated

30 x 30cm

"William Morris’s poem Day focuses on the duality of life and death and reflects the Victorian era’s fascination with mortality and the passage of time. The words of the poem are set within a backdrop of the acanthus leaf, often used in William Morris’s decorative designs, and a symbol of immortality and enduring life."The British Society of Master Glass Painters (BSMGP) is the UK’s leading organization dedicated to the art, craft, and preservation of stained glass, founded in 1921.

Please email gwen.hughes@wattsgally.org.uk to arrange collection or delivery.