Hello… I’m Esther. I am a born again Christian, a mum and wife. I’m also a keen photographer and beachcomber. I’ve collected good quality sea glass for a few years now from my local beaches in Scotland. Originally inspired by my faith and the photos I took, I began to create art and bespoke jewellery from the uniquely shaped pieces of sea glass in my collection.
Mara Glainne Designs (pronounced Mahra Glann-yi) which is Scottish Gaelic meaning ‘sea glass’, fundamentally evolved because of my love nature and art. I am blessed that the demand for my work is now global.
While you are here, visit the galleries of some photographs I’ve taken that continue to be the inspiration for the art and jewelry I create.
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The Gospel is the “good news” that through Jesus Christ, God became flesh. That He lived the life we should have lived and died the death we should have died – in our place. Three days later he rose from the dead, proving that He is the Son of God and through His atoning blood, He offers salvation, forgiveness of sins and everlasting life for anyone who repents and believes in Him. In His promised second coming He will deliver His people, judge the nations and will rule as King of Kings and Lord of Lords forever.
Red Squirrel Territory of Devilla Forest, Fife
Path walk in Calais Muir, Dunfermline
Low lying fog over the Glen, Dunfermline
An autumn day walk in Calais Muir Woods, Dunfermline
Walk along the Middle Walk, Public Park, Dunfermline
Secluded walk in the Bluebell season. Dunfermline
Shaded walk in the Glen, Dunfermline
View in Calais Woods, Dunfermline
View of Canmore Golf Course, Dunfermline across fields
Calais Muir Wood, Dunfermline
Loch Lomond and Trossach National Park, Scotland
Path walk, Loch Lubnaig
Trossachs of Scotland
Strathyre, Scotland
Somewhere in Strathyre
Devilla Forest, Fife
Red Squirrel Walk, Devilla Forest
Callais Muir Wood, Dunfermline
High trees of Calaismuir Woods
Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline
Pittencrieff Glen, Dunfermline
Forest Walk
Dean Plantation Forest Commision, Fife
Glen, Dunfermline
A foggy morning across the Glen
Autumnal path walk, Dunfermline
A frosty morning walk
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