Glass Artist Creates Exquisite Stained Glass Cabin Hidden in the Woods

Stained glass artist and jeweler Neile Cooper has created one of the most beautiful cabins in the woods behind their New Jersey home in Mohawk. Called the Glass Cabin, it showcases stunning depictions of art, from vibrant flowers, birds, and butterflies among other nature pieces. We encourage everyone to also check out Cooper’s glass jewelry, which follows the same beauty. Find them in their Etsy shop.

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THAT IS BEAUTIFUL.

wizard on muggle violence is prevented by virtue of there being like a 50/50 chance that muggle is packing heat. muggle on wizard violence is prevented by knowing that wizard can give you boils spelling LIL BITCH on your forehead if you try to start something.

‘did you witness any strange or inexplicable acts while you were in america?’ they demand. 

english wizard: *two hour lecture on legal history*

How the fuck did we fit so many people in Jersey? They have room for farmland and cities and abandoned factories and train stations - fucking how? Nobody really knows how it’s even possible, but we’re kinda guessing there’s some funny expansion charm on the land.

New England? Puh-lease. Witching is so ingrained in the history nobody can tell the difference anyway. Maine is just outright weird. We’re still not sure how to class moose - magical beasts or otherwise - but everyone agrees on ‘fuck no’.

The highways out in the middle of nowhere look so much the same the miles fold in on each other. Long-distance travel is made up of empty, interspersed with liminal spaces. If it weren’t for the fact that they were there for the sake of our bladders, our gas tanks, and our sanity, we might actually stop to ask perfectly reasonable questions, like why do rest areas move and who the fuck decided that was a good idea?

Herbalism’s a thing here. People have a connection to the land; whether it’s outright magical or just spiritual is never really questioned. Everyone has at least one of those North Face or Mountain Hardware jackets spelled to keep off the damp. Gert Boyle is probably the most famous weather witch, but she’ll never call herself that.