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10" Prairie V-Mission Stand

10" Prairie V-Mission Stand
$35.95 USD
Item# 103809   In Stock


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Stands to Compliment Your Art
High quality stand displays your fused, sandblasted, mosaic or stained glass art beautifully. Each side of the V measures 10" long, overall height of stand is about 10-3/4". Black wrought iron finish.

Delphi Tip: To ensure a perfect fit, buy your frame first. Each frame may vary slightly in fit due to manufacturing or finishing. The best way to make sure that your project fits a frame neatly is to purchase the frame first, then adjust the pattern as needed to fit the opening in the frame.

Diamond panel created by artist Michelle Warren, from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery. Fused project by artist Kayleigh Clark. 
 

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Other Thoughts : I love this stand because it showcases your glass work without being too traditional. Rounds and squares are a dime a dozen - whereas this shape lends itself to being extra creative.
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