Stained glass windows

Stained glass windows are decorative glass panels, often featuring colorful designs and images, created by adding metal oxides during glass production or painting and firing details onto the glass. Historically used in churches and cathedrals, they serve both aesthetic and storytelling purposes, allowing light to filter through vibrant colors and illuminate interior spaces. These windows transform natural light into a dynamic display of color and form, enhancing the architectural beauty and spiritual atmosphere of a building. Skilled craftsmanship and artistry are essential in designing and assembling stained glass, making each piece a unique work of art.