Smash Glass Mezuzah by BGOLD Glass
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Don't let those wedding shards go to waste - turn them into something you'll treasure. This hand-blown glass mezuzah by BGOLD Glass transforms the broken glass from your ceremony into a keepsake that lives on your doorpost for years to come. The glass case is mounted on repurposed wood and bound with wire shaped into a "shin," the traditional symbol marking a Jewish home. Because the wood is reclaimed and the glass is handmade, every mezuzah is genuinely one of a kind - a piece of your wedding, reimagined.
- Handmade in the USA by BGOLD Glass
- Hand-blown glass case mounted on repurposed wood
- Mezuzah size: 7.5" x 2" x 1.5"
- Bound with wire formed into a "shin" design
- Made exclusively from the BGOLD brand smash glass shards (sold separately). Other glass brands cannot be used.
- Wood type rotates with our supply and may differ from the photos
- Each piece is unique due to its handcrafted nature
This mezuzah can only be made from a BGOLD smash glass, sold separately. After your wedding, you will ship your smashed glass to the artist. We provide all the instructions for doing so. Once your glass is received, please allow 4 to 6 weeks for production. US orders only. No rush shipping available.
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Items are made to order, and typically ship in 4-6 weeks from BGOLD Glass's Boulder, CO studio once the glass has been received
- Rush shipping not available
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Custom items are final sale
About the brand
Bryan Goldfeder of BGOLD Glass blows wedding glasses made to shatter under the chuppah, then remelts the shards into keepsake mezuzahs.
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About the brand
BGOLD Glass
Bryan Goldfeder of BGOLD Glass blows wedding glasses made to shatter under the chuppah, then remelts the shards into keepsake mezuzahs.
- Based in
- Lafayette, Colorado
- Since
- 2018
- Craft
- Hand-blown recycled glass
Bryan Goldfeder, known as BGOLD, came to glass from ceramics, with a music degree on upright bass from CU Denver along the way. He began apprenticing with John Hudnut at the Gather House in Frisco, Colorado, in 2012, learned from Pat and Spooner at Prairie Glass in Santa Fe, and attends summer sessions at the Pilchuck Glass School. BGOLD Glass Studio opened in Boulder in June 2018.
The studio collects scrap glass from other Colorado studios and remelts it into lighting, vessels and ritual Judaica, thousands of pounds of it so far. He calls his outlook "mindful materialism" and ties the work to tikkun olam, repairing a broken world by making something whole from broken shards.
That idea shapes his wedding smash glass, which has a base the same thickness as its walls so it shatters cleanly. Afterward, the shards can become a hand-blown glass mezuzah on repurposed wood, bound with wire shaped into a shin. BGOLD is now based in Lafayette, on the eastern edge of Boulder County, where he is building a new studio.
Good to know
- Trained atPilchuck Glass School; apprenticed with John Hudnut
- Exhibited"The Seventh," seven-year retrospective, Lafayette, CO (2025)
- FellowshipCU Boulder Creative Strategist cohort, 2021 to 2022
