Transform your space with this one-of-a-kind, handcrafted 3D Origami Dichroic Stained Glass Crane — an exclusive art piece by Glass on Hudson. More than decor, it’s a light-responsive sculpture that brings movement, color, and radiant energy into your home.
 
A Prism of Dancing Light
 
Mounted in a sunny window or illuminated by natural light, this sculpture comes alive — casting dazzling prisms, shifting hues, and vivid reflections. The textured dichroic glass body, crafted in California using NASA-developed technology, creates a dramatic, dimensional presence. Every beveled wing refracts light in motion, producing a soft spectrum of rainbow tones that feels both modern and timeless.
 
Color-shifting spectrum:
Magenta reflects green
 
Handcrafted Excellence
 
Each crane is handmade in Croton-on-Hudson, New York, using the traditional Tiffany copper foil technique. Every glass facet is carefully cut, foiled, and soldered with lead-free, jewelry-grade solder — a premium material that requires exceptional skill and precision. This ensures both safety and superior craftsmanship, resulting in a seamless sculptural form that will last for years.
 
Crafted from 2–3mm Bullseye stained glass paired with custom dichroic glass accents, this piece embodies a perfect balance of American-made materials and meticulous artistry.
 
Art That Elevates Your Space
 
Whether suspended in a window, placed on a shelf, or displayed as a centerpiece, this 3D stained glass crane radiates light, serenity, and sophistication. The dichroic glass body creates a bold focal point that evolves throughout the day — infusing your space with color, motion, and meaning.
 
A Unique, Meaningful Gift
 
Perfect for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, or housewarmings, this stained glass crane symbolizes transformation, beauty, and grace. Its one-of-a-kind dichroic finish and luminous design make it an unforgettable handmade gift for art lovers and collectors alike.
 
Why Glass on Hudson
 
At Glass on Hudson, every sculpture is made with intention and integrity — using American-made stained glass, NASA-inspired dichroic materials, and lead-free solder.