Whimsical purple bat and white ghost stained glass suncatcher on neutral background

Laughing Bat with Surprised Ghost Stained Glass Suncatcher

$100.00
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Whimsical purple bat and white ghost stained glass suncatcher on neutral background

Laughing Bat with Surprised Ghost Stained Glass Suncatcher

$100.00

A little spooky, a little sweet, and full of personality, this handcrafted stained glass suncatcher features a mischievous laughing bat and a surprised little ghost floating below.

The bat is crafted from soft purple-grey opalescent glass, giving it a look that is both whimsical and slightly mysterious. Hand-shaped wire details form the wing ribs, with textured solder accents adding dimension and character to the design. A playful black shimmer face gives the bat its gleeful expression.

Suspended beneath the bat is a tiny startled ghost with a surprised expression. Connected by nearly invisible monofilament, the ghost appears to float and gently sway in the breeze, adding an unexpected bit of movement to this Halloween display.

The bat measures approximately 8.5" wide × 6" tall, making this a statement piece for a sunny window, entryway display, or a whimsical alternative to a traditional Halloween wreath.

Each piece is handmade in my central Indiana studio using authentic stained glass, copper foil, lead came, solder, hand-shaped wire, and monofilament. Designed with character and crafted with traditional techniques, this piece brings a little personality to your seasonal decorating.

Made to Order — Ships in approximately 5–7 business days

A unique gift for:

  • Halloween lovers
  • Fans of whimsical or gothic-inspired décor
  • Collectors of handmade art glass
  • Lovers of character-driven artwork
  • Friends who appreciate one-of-a-kind pieces

In the stained glass world, opalescent refers to opaque or near-opaque glass that allows little to no light through. It does not mean glittery or shimmery.

Because each ornament is handcrafted, slight variations in glass texture, finish, and details may occur. These natural differences are part of what makes handmade stained glass special. Learn about variations in handmade stained glass.

Traditional stained glass techniques may include copper foil, lead came, and leaded solder. Decorative use only. Please wash hands after handling. Learn about caring for your stained glass.

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