Rare Red Glass Lizard

I originally hand crafted this rare red glass lizard from stained glass and wire to keep my keys in one spot, since I’m forever losing them. He’s so funny and funky, that I do actually remember to put my keys on his toes. Each of my lizards is crafted by hand, and is a one of a kind unique piece of art.

How to Display Rare Red Glass Lizard Racer

A new customer decided that this cute stained glass gecko could be used as a necklace and ear ring holder. If Racer (the little fellow in the picture) is hung sideways from two nails, my customer told me she could hang 20 pair of earrings and necklaces from this fellow’s flexible legs arms and toes. Little Racer the rare red glass lizard’s arms and legs and tail are bendable and repositionable. The tail spreads apart so that two levels are available for your jewelry.

As a key keeper, Racer is extraordinary! He is colourful, fun whimsical and easy to find.  Hung upside down from a hook by the tip of his tail, his arms will hold many sets of keys.

If you prefer to just use him as a garden decoration, this little fellow will also cling to a branch, wire or wooden fence or sit in a pot in your garden. Racer the rare red glass lizard adds a spot of whimsy and wonder to your garden. He is rust and tarnish proof since I only use unleaded solder and came. Bring him inside in the winter.

Rare Red Glass Lizard Dimensions
Little Racer is about 10 inches long from head to tail, and about 5 inches wide from toe to toe, although that changes every time you bend his legs and tail.