This could be almost anywhere on the Fourth of July. Anywhere, that is, with just enough breeze to lift a flag and at least one trombone to follow the drum major.

Fully re-arrangeable kiln-polished glass forms make up these hills, mountains, forests, and moon. The landscape is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the rear of the hardwood base, which reflects off the wall behind.

The Blue Regatta glasscape is a unique lighting sculpture formed by a combination of hand-shaped, kiln-fired art glass panels arranged in individual grooves of the hardwood base. The artist creates a calculated effect of light reflection on the the dolphin's flanks that resembles the sheen of water.

Finally a collection of bonsai trees that requires absolutely no maintenance. The Bonsai glasscape consists of art glass made in a variety of forms and kiln-fusing techniques.

The Bunny Rumpus Glasscape features a playful design depicting bunnies at play in the forest. Kiln-fired glass panels are arranged in individual grooves of the hardwood base to form a variety of scenes. Like all glasscapes, this interactive sculpture is illuminated day or night by a light recessed into the back of the hardwood base, reflecting off the wall behind.

Taken directly from the 30,000 year-old cave paintings of Chauvet and Lascaux in France, this collection of ten animals is rendered entirely from exquisitely cut art glass fire-polished in a kiln. Display them singly or arrange them freely in groups of your choice.

Kiln-polished glass forms are dramatically layered to make up this mountain-scape of Wyoming's Grand Tetons. The landscape is illuminated by lights recessed into the rear of the hardwood base and reflected off the wall behind.

The stunning Celebrate glasscape impresses with its highly versatile design: 63 kiln-fired glass pieces in nine sizes and seven colors can be arranged in endless variations in nine different grooves on a hardwood base. Once this glasscape is lit up from behind, the magical play of colors is created.

Kiln-polished glass forms make up this glass cityscape of New York as seen from Central Park. The landscape is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the rear of the hardwood base, which is reflected off the wall behind.