Stained glass star

beautiful stained glass by Nancy

The image is a close-up of a stained glass window. The glass is cut into intricate shapes and arranged to depict a sun, clouds, and flowers. The colors are predominantly green, yellow, and white, with some pink and blue accents. The light shines through the glass, creating a vibrant and colorful display. The window is a beautiful example of the art of stained glass.

Moon and Stars Faux Stained Glass Window Cling, Night Sky Stained Glass Window Cling, Moon Stained Glass Static Cling, Stars Sun Catcher, Window Decor (Two - 3.5inch Window Decals)

solar system

The stained glass artwork depicts a celestial scene with a golden sun, a crescent moon, and scattered stars. The sun is in the top center, with rays of gold spreading out. The moon is in the lower left corner, with a pale blue hue. The artwork is set against a backdrop of deep blue, with the stars scattered throughout. The intricate detail of the stained glass creates a visually stunning and captivating piece.

Stained glass moon with three stars attached. I used iridized teal glass for the moon and clear iridized for the star. The moon is 6 inches long and the stars are around 2 inches.

Stained glass artist Stephen Wilson brings decades of reflection, training, and experience to each window he creates. He is known for his ability to develop a client’s ideas into perceptive visual meditations in light of liturgy, architecture, and scripture.

12 point Bethlehem star, measures 6” from top to bottom point. The star pictured is made with clear iridized waterglass. Small enough for your tree as an ornament or displayed in a window year round. Polished with carnauba wax.

Stained glass star panel

This stained glass star measures approximately 6.5" wide and 6.5" tall. It consists of 12 pieces of soft green/blue glass. The star has been constructed in the Tiffany style, using copper foil and lead solder to join the glass pieces together. The solder has been patined a brilliant copper color. Created by glass artist, Kerri Frech of Fusion Studios.