Kaminski Collections – the leader in religious and renaissance art blown glass ornaments – is pleased to announce their redesigned and expanded collection of intricately sculpted and hand-painted ornaments. Many people here and across the world are searching for deeper meaning in their lives. They are turning away from the commercialism and superficiality that invades our holidays and family celebrations, permeating our society. Kaminski Collections contributes to this reawakening by providing beautiful and spiritually uplifting works of art which also serve as true sources of inspiration. Naturally, such a source of inspiration requires great artistic expertise and the utmost attention to detail. Each piece is truly a work of art, a historically accurate representation painstakingly hand-crafted using time-honored techniques and old-world traditions. It all began with our inaugural series which was dedicated and focused on the person of His Holiness, Saint Pope John Paul II. Through his love and support of all – especially children and youth – he has touched the hearts of countless people all over the world. The overwhelming success of our Papal Collection encouraged us to expand our line of religious ornaments. New collections included Saints, Madonnas from around the World, Archangels, Sistine Chapel and Swiss Guard figures. Upcoming Collections will include High Altars, Basilicas, Cathedrals, Monuments and Works of Art as Ornaments. We are eternally indebted to several special people whose kindness and expertise aided and challenged us with the development of our collections. We owe special thanks to His Eminence, Stanislaw Cardinal Dziwisz, former Personal Secretary to Saint Pope John Paul II, Msgr. Michael Dylag +, Msgr. Zdzislaw Peszkowski +, Fr. Eric Orzech, Msgr. Thomas Machalski and the John Paul II Foundation in Rome. We admire their respect and ceaseless devotion to the memory of our beloved Saint Pope John Paul II. We hope you, your family and friends share the inspiration and joy we have found in creating these spiritually inspired ornaments.