My collection "Study in asymmetry" explores the possible balance in asymmetrical shapes. This stained glass window begins with a circle: a form that is both mysterious and mundane, the form that is never quite quantifiable yet perfectly balanced in our eyes. Here the circle breaks down, is pierced, breaks into other irregular and asymmetrical shapes. The warm color palette brings together the undulations of the circle in a sought and found harmony.
 
The asymmetry study no. 3 measures 12.5cm wide and 23cm high. The work is fitted with a removable leather hanging cord and finished with a brass frame.
 
Each stained glass window is handcrafted in the Atelier Berenson in Aveyron, France. Slight differences may exist between the pieces.
 
Materials: glass, solder (lead, tin), cord (leather)
 
Solder contains lead; handle stained glass with care and wash your hands after touching it. I do not recommend the use of this stained glass window as an exterior decoration: risk of deterioration.