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I’m so thankful for friends who think of me while exploring new places. 🌍💙
This sea glass from Scotland — thank you, Scott! — is a beautiful reminder that even what’s broken can become meaningful.
I may never know its full story, but now it’s become part of mine — and now part of this creation.
The Scottish Heart is crafted from authentic sea glass collected along Scotland’s rugged shores, shaped by the ocean and arranged into a heart within a 10" x 10" 🖼️ white shadow box frame.
Every piece I create carries its origin — a small way to honor its journey and the hands that helped it find me.
Moments like this embody what Beautifully Broken is all about.
🌊 Materials: Authentic Scottish sea glass, white shadow box frame
🖼️ Frame Size: 8.5" x 11"
Each design is one-of-a-kind, with natural materials collected by hand—no two will ever be exactly the same. This piece brings the warmth of handmade coastal art to any home. Our frames are often recycled or thrifted, intentionally sourced to reflect the same beauty in renewal as the sea glass it holds.
I’m so thankful for friends who think of me while exploring new places. 🌍💙
This sea glass from Scotland — thank you, Scott! — is a beautiful reminder that even what’s broken can become meaningful.
I may never know its full story, but now it’s become part of mine — and now part of this creation.
The Scottish Heart is crafted from authentic sea glass collected along Scotland’s rugged shores, shaped by the ocean and arranged into a heart within a 10" x 10" 🖼️ white shadow box frame.
Every piece I create carries its origin — a small way to honor its journey and the hands that helped it find me.
Moments like this embody what Beautifully Broken is all about.
🌊 Materials: Authentic Scottish sea glass, white shadow box frame
🖼️ Frame Size: 8.5" x 11"
Each design is one-of-a-kind, with natural materials collected by hand—no two will ever be exactly the same. This piece brings the warmth of handmade coastal art to any home. Our frames are often recycled or thrifted, intentionally sourced to reflect the same beauty in renewal as the sea glass it holds.