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For centuries men and women have been fascinated with their "reflections in the glass," and from Narcissus onward we have sought to define ourselves by how our appearance makes an impact on the world, both in fantasy and in real life. Hours of our lives are spent primping and preening to attract a potential mate or to monitor and try to remedy the signs of aging. It is my hope that the mirrors that I make will reflect back the true beauty that is you--just as you are. You should neither look younger nor older, thinner nor heavier, taller nor shorter, richer nor poorer. You should marry the image that is yours because it is beautiful, because it is uniquely you, just as each of these art glass pieces is uniquely itself.
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