Madela Suncatcher

First believed to have been made by the Southwest American Indians, suncatchers, or light catchers, are small stained glass pieces designed to be hung near light sources (usually in a window) as decorative pieces.

When you hang a suncatcher in natural light, it can scatter and split that light into beautiful flecks, dispersing it into different directions. Their glass elements are often prism-shaped and can refract light into beautiful, colorful rainbows.

Suncatchers have been used by many to bring good Feng Shui into the home or workplace. Suncatchers take the positive energy of the sun and energize the area by spreading that light around in the form of rainbows and flecks of light.

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