“You make known to me the path of life.”
-Psalm 16:11
A Christmas Story from Houston Llew
There's something about Christmas that brings us back to where we began. The glow of candles, the twinkle of lights, children dreaming of snow days and St. Nick. Each year, we adorn our tannenbaum with treasured ornaments, each holding memories of Christmases past. The gathering of family reminds us that the greatest gift was never beneath the tree. The gift has always been the love we share and the eternal flame of traditions passed from one generation to the next.
Some Christmases are filled with laughter and the playful spirit of Frosty. Others are quieter, when we miss someone who once sat beside us. Yet somehow, a familiar song or a little yuletide magic brings those memories close again. I believe that's the heart of Christmas.
And perhaps no moment captures that feeling quite like Christmas Eve.
As candles are lit and the familiar melody of Silent Night fills the air, the world seems to stand still. We remember a humble manger, the Star of Bethlehem shining like an aurora in the darkness, and the promise of hope that began so long ago.
I created Silent Night to capture that peace, that wonder, and the light that continues to guide us.
My hope is that it becomes part of your family's Christmas traditions, bringing back cherished memories while making room for new ones.
From my family to yours, may the beauty of that first silent night fill your home with peace, hope, and love.
Made by hand with USA-sourced copper, glass enamel, and a custom wood box frame.
Dimensions: 5 1/4" x 8 1/2" x 1 3/4" - akin to the size of a novel.
Disclaimer: Color variations will occur. The photos are only representations of the Artworks; each piece will be unique. Crazing marks in the glass are intentional and are not a defect. Crazing increases the luminescence of the glass. Each Silent Night features variations in the sky, ranging from light blues to dark creating a beautiful shift with every glance.
Spiritiles can be hung on the wall or stand alone.
How to hang multiple tiles on a wall: Use 1.25" drywall screws. There is a hole in the back. Ideal spacing is 2" between tiles. This puts screws at 7.25" apart horizontally and 10.5" apart vertically.
- Size (Height):
- 0" - 12"
- Size (Width):
- 0" - 12"
