Joe, The Artist, calls his stained glass feathers "Pony Feathers". The wearing of real feathers in an Indian horse or pony's mane was said to make them fleet of foot allowing them to move with the swiftness and agility of birds of prey. White Opal Feathers were sought after for the battles lead pony. The Crow Feathers were reserved for the scout pony.

Stained glass feathers are crafted in a small workshop in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.

All are feathers are hand cut w/copper foil with silver, black or copper patina veins. The large feather has a pearl white quill (the opal side being the right side of the feather), and a leather strip for hanging.  The handmade glass comes from various places - each sheet of glass is unique and there may be slight variations in color.

The feathers are artistically rendered to represent our diverse avian visitors and other birds of the United States.