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Stained glass cacti and succulents catch the light to cast interesting shadows

If, like me, you struggle to keep even the most low maintenance plants alive, then these creations by artist Lesley Green might interest you.

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Stained glass cacti with pale green pads and deep red flowers outlined in dark leading, backlit to show translucent colour and detail

Comprising a cute collection of cacti and succulents crafted from bespoke stained glass, even the least green-fingered can enjoy the refracted and dispersed patterns that dance across the room on the introduction of light.

For something such as stained glass – normally associated with traditional architecture – to be reimagined in a trend-led way by Bespoke Glass founder, Lesley, we take off our hats. Discover more on Etsy and Instagram.

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Three stained glass cacti and succulents by Lesley Green, featuring green and dark striped patterns, displayed against a white background
A collection of stained glass cacti and succulents in shades of green and amber, casting shadows on a white surface
A stained glass cactus with pale yellow and cream segments outlined in black lead is held in a hand against a cloudy sky background
Stained glass succulent with tall pointed leaves in dark grey and black tones, casting shadows against a white background
Six stained glass cacti in shades of green and black arranged in a group against a white background
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