Skltn Studio

I produce small batch, and mostly functional Stainglass items. I also try to use recyclable materials that I call Skltns (skeletons without the vowels, so they’re the bones of the word). I also use nature in some of my artwork such as stones, wood or bark. Finally, I strive to buy from people or small businesses, instead of larger companies, and corporations.

10/30/2025

10.30.25
Koi No Yokan, a Japanese phrase that describes the feeling upon meeting someone and sensing that you are destined to fall in love. It’s not immediate love at first sight, but a quiet knowing that it will come. In Japanese culture, koi symbolize perseverance, strength, and enduring love, often swimming together as a pair to represent unity and mutual growth. Through this imagery, the piece captures the idea of two souls naturally drawn together, moving gracefully through the currents of life and love.

This piece was made for the Hive Mind exhibit. More information is on the website: https://www.skltnstudio.com/find-me/hive-mind