Zorbitz Joy of Coloring Stained Glass Window Art Kit

The process was unexpectedly meaningful, to tell the truth. The coloring time and process was a slow detailed meditation and it took about 2 hours to color the first one mandala. (I will only do one at a sitting because of this.) I enjoyed that unexpected meditative process and put good intention into this art project. I put a teensy peace symbol into the center circle and put it on my window to send peace and love intention into the neighborhood and into our home. It was so much more of a lovely experience than I could have anticipated and the intention I had for this, to bring good energy, was enhanced by this quiet creative time. I was in love with it as I was coloring it but when I put it up in the window I was filled with joy to see it up there on the window. It could be a good kids art project or it could be done with real time and thought and be an adults meditation. Either way, totally great! It's beautiful!I didn't even bother to use the paints included, so I cannot comment on those, but went straight to the colored permanent pens and those worked awesome. The extra fine tipped ones are perfect for the smaller areas. The other ones were good for the other areas. I didn't need any wide tipped ones. A magnifying light because after a while it did cause some eye strain, doing the little sections.I would absolutely purchase this item again. It is one of my favorite things I have ever purchased on Amazon. More designs and sizes would be dreamy.I would give this as a gift, to anyone (into mandalas and such things) of any age unless they were very visually impaired. Then I might color one for them as a gift :-) if I really loved or liked them because this 2 hours per is definitely a labor of <3!A really great gift for creative and/or meditative types of people.

These are great…..I wouldn’t try doing with children under 8 because they are pretty detailed. I, at 71, am having a blast and fun enough to do the 1st one all in one sitting. Great paints, hoping they last all 8 window stickers. Would suggest them to anyone, they are not hard but do take some patience to dol

Great project for kids 8+Dries quickly if you use nice thin layers, which is recommended so the sun can show off your masterpiece. Stays up nicely on windows.I just wish they had more colors.Used it as a project for our book club when we read The Shack. It reminded me of the fractals in the garden. From close up life can look like complete chaos. However if you look from a different angle, it can be beautiful.It is a reminder that life isn't perfect so when things get tough, take a step back, breathe and enjoy the beauty of it all.

Took these on vacation to keep 5 grandchildren busy on a raining day or down time. (3 boys+2 girls) ages 4-15. Good activity for all ages and a great decoration. I have three on my front door and love looking at them.These were done over several days and the only bad part was that the paint tips harden - we just took a wooden skewers to open it. not a big deal. the caps might not have been put on correctly.

The paint was difficult to open. Do Not squeeze too hard. One gift person squeezed and it ended up on the ceiling.Another gift person (adult) squeezed and it sprayed all over the table.No directions on box.

Bought this item for a work outing and it was super fun to do.

Bought for 8year old niece she loves it

This have been great during the quarantine. Keeps you busy and entertained and looks very pretty on the window. Only complaint is that the colors will mix together so you need to do areas away from each other, let them dry and then come back to the areas to get a different color done so they don't mix. If you want really vibrant colors, do a second coat once they've all dried.