Hand Crafted Stained Glass Art

Glass art for the darker souls, or for that whimsical lady in your life.

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Collection of Halloween-themed stained glass ornaments including bats, spiders, spider webs, ghost faces, skulls, and jack-o'-lanterns, all with vibrant red, black, white, and orange colors.

Glass Treasures for your dwellings

Web Corner
$50.00

Web Corner Tiffany style stained glass design. Made with transparent Red and White Wispy glass. Perfect for gothic windows, or a witchy nook.

Webbed Heart
$80.00

Webbed Heart Tiffany style stained glass. For the lover of all things spooky. This piece is crafted with bright Orange Yellow whisps and a Blue Green Teal. With a copper patina. Perfect for hanging in a sunny window.

Skull
$65.00

Hang the skull of your enemy in your window (metaphorically speaking right).

Measures out at 6.5” x 4.5”

Meet the Maker

My name is John Fitzsimmons. Many folks have called me Fitz so it has kind of stuck with me. My inspiration comes from darker cathedral stained glass windows. As for my skills I would have credit my father for getting that stained glass bug latched on to me at an early age. However I started my first pieces in 2026.

A collection of stained glass mushroom and spiderweb decorations on a wooden table. The mushrooms are in various colors with metal outlines, and some are attached to gold chains. There are also larger stained glass pieces, including a spiderweb with a heart-shaped center.
Close-up of a green stained glass butterfly ornament hanging by a chain. In the background, a fluorescent light fixture and the ceiling can be seen.
A man with a beard wearing a camouflage cap taking a selfie indoors with stained glass decorations hanging by the window featuring a rainbow, a heart, a coffin, a bird, and a character from the movie Baymax.

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A stained glass window with a view of a cityscape at dusk, an illuminated stained glass panel on a worktable, shelves with colorful glass sheets, and a sign that reads 'Fitz Dark Glass Design' in a cozy, candle-lit workshop.

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