A study in light, color, geometry, and luminous depth.
 
This 8 pointed tetrahedron transforms light into radiant reflection and saturated chromatic presence. Inspired by Moravian and Merkaba stars, the form reinterprets sacred geometry through a contemporary stained glass language. Carefully composed with isosceles triangles in visual Golden Ratio proportion, the three dimensional structure creates balance, clarity, and optical intensity.
 
Each point contains three layered dichroic tones, producing evolving color through both transmission and reflection. Beveled edges and clear backing enhance refraction, amplifying depth within the interior planes. Every triangle is hand cut, copper foiled, and joined using the traditional Tiffany method, ensuring precision and structural integrity.
 
Twenty four triangles converge into a unified sculptural form that radiates symmetry and dimensional presence. Though compact in scale, the star commands attention, casting luminous color across surrounding surfaces.
 
Details
 
Traditional copper foil Tiffany style construction
Approx. 5″ × 5″ × 5″
Layered dichroic glass with beveled edges
Handcrafted in Croton on Hudson, New York
 
Experience
 
Morning light produces soft layered hues, direct sunlight intensifies saturated reflection, and interior illumination reveals prismatic brilliance. The three color layering within each point generates shifting combinations, making every sculpture visually distinct.
 
This piece is a disciplined exploration of geometry, light, and chromatic structure, a radiant sculptural object that balances sacred proportion with contemporary form.