Osiyo, Agitsi Stained Glass Cherokee Artist
Agitsi Stained Glass owned by Brandi Hines 3rd Generation Glass Artist and Instructor
Agitsi "ah-gee-chi" means
My Mother in Cherokee.
Agitsi Stained Glass is a collection of art designed/ and or created by Brandi Hines from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
TERO Certified as Cherokee Artist for Stained Glass, Beading, Painting, Jewelry, Drawing.
Stained Glass Instructor at The Stone Church Art Studio. Offering multiple classes beginner to pro. Creating custom orders, award pieces, repairs, and many custom pieces made.
2019 Cherokee Pheonix Newspaper, Cultural
2019 Cherokee Pheonix " Real People " series on Instagram.
2019 Tulsa People Magazine listed Agitsi Stained Glass to combine culture and art by expert instruction.
2018 Featured Artist for Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa's Prestige Annual Event, Dance of Two Moons.
Guest Instructor at Tecknicolour Stained Glass and Art, LLC . Agitsi Feather technique classes and feathers on display and sale in their beautiful shop windows located in the heart of main street of the historic town of Pawnee, Oklahoma. (happens to be my mother's favorite town)
The Tulsa Artery variety of Stained Glass available for sale in beautiful downtown Tulsa location.
Guest Artist/ Special Guest for Tulsa Stained Glass and Event Center in sharing feather technique of The Agitsi Feather in their " Spirit Feathers" classes located in Tulsa.
Guest Artist/ Instructor at Zegart Art Gallery in Sand Springs, Ok.
Click here for available classes or events for all upcoming Events, Booths, Powwows to find us at.
Osiyo Hello Cherokee Stained Glass Artist Brandi and Hailee Hines
Osiyo ( hello) ,
As a child my mother and grandmother practiced stained glass windows.
Agitsi Stained Glass is mostly inspired by American Indian tribal art, however you can find a variety of art in the gallery. Although my feathers are my specialty, I also do custom orders. I take pride in my work and customize each piece so no two pieces will be the same.
Wado ( thank you) for stopping by and allowing me to share my family's tradition with you. Donadagohvi ( until we meet again)
