Stained Glass Repair

& Custom Work

Preserve your stained glass windows, repair tiffany shades, and restore bent lamp panels. Our artisans care about your repair as much as you do. The variety of repairs we have seen gives us great insight into the best way to restore your stained glass treasure. Looking for a new stained glass window? Let's chat!

If you like color, you'll love working with glass.

Glass is an amazing medium for beginning and experienced artists alike.

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Hi! We are Potekglass.

We are dedicated to your artistic pursuits in glass. Whether you are looking for a signature piece of stained glass or want to create your own fused glass platter,  we have a staff with over 50 years of combined experience in creating, repair and teaching in the glass crafts. Learn from the best, get expert advice on supplies or pursue your own work independently in our studio.  Just want to have a good time? Schedule a team-building art experience, community art, or corporate event.

Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Potekglass was founded by artist and glass worker Malcom Potek. Whether you're looking for glass art, lighting elements, or custom architectural glass pieces, Potekglass is committed to quality design, exceptional service, and helping people experience the beauty of glass.

Artist in the World

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Bertil Vallian

Bertil Vallien has been a pioneer in the glass art movement for over 5 decades. He was principal artistic director of Kosta Boda and then Kosta. Together, Bertil and his partner, Ulrica, shaped the face of contemporary scandanavian glass art. His work is deeply evocative and symbolic. It is easy both to loose and find yourself in his sculptures.

During a trip to the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland, Bertil Vallien was captivated by the fantastic boats used by the island’s people. After his journey, he began to develop the idea of the boat. 

"The boat has always fascinated me, for its beautiful shape and for what it means: livelihood, adventure, travel, birth, and death. We all have a respectful relationship with the boat. The fisherman in the archipelago does not cut up his tired boat for firewood. When she can’t float any longer, she rests in peace and slowly nourishes new boats." ~ Bertil Vallien