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A stained glass window made up of coloured and painted glass pieces held together by metallic strips. The window is a rectangle, mostly consisting of vertical strips of transparent, coarsely textured glass. The window is split down the center, with duplicate depictions of blue and yellow banners. There is a red diamond at the very center of the window, with smaller red and yellow glass squares decorating the borders.

A stained glass window made up of coloured and painted glass pieces held together by black lead strips. The window is a square, mostly consisting of vertical strips of transparent, coarsely textured glass. Aligned down the center of the window are thin yellow and green glass strips, forming the stem of a flower. This connects at the top, to a rose made from brown and cream colored glass petals. Extending out from the sides of the rose are green leafy vines.

An unfinished stained glass window spread on a wooden workshop table. Only the bottom half of the square window is complete, with big and small rectangular glass pieces laying vertically side by side. Lead strips line all the intersections and extend into the unfinished upper half, marking the empty spaces where more glass will go. A white paper equal to the size of the window sits directly under it, with lines and number notations, serving as a blueprint for the window design. There are a few other tools on the table used for the window making process.

An unfinished stained glass window spread on a wooden workshop table. About 75 percent of the square window is complete, with big and small rectangular glass pieces laying vertically side by side. Images of a rose and leafy vines are beginning to come into formation. Lead strips line all the intersections and extend into the unfinished upper left half, marking the empty spaces where more glass will go. A white paper equal to the size of the window sits directly under it, with lines and number notations, serving as a blueprint for the window design.

A stained glass window made up of coloured and painted glass pieces held together by black lead strips. The upper half of the window is transparent, coarsely textured glass. The lower half is layered in rows starting with purple glass spikes, wavy blue shapes, and another straight row of the transparent glass. Aligned down the center of the window are one yellow square and two red square shapes, with a blue glass piece waving off the top. Off to the left side is a yellow circle resembling a moon, and there are blue diamonds in both upper corners.

An unfinished stained glass window spread on a wooden workshop table. Only the bottom half of the square window is complete, with curved blue glass beginning to form the image of water waves. Lead strips line all the intersections and extend into the unfinished upper half, marking the empty spaces where more glass will go. A white paper equal to the size of the window sits directly under it, with lines and number notations, serving as a blueprint for the window design. There are a few other tools on the table used for the window making process.

Three identical stained glass windows made up of coloured and painted glass pieces held together by black lead strips. The windows are vertical rectangles made up of mostly transparent, coarsely textured glass squares and strips. Framing them are skinny strips of green glass that intersect at each corner, leaving a square gap that is filled with pink glass. Aligned down the center is a green and pink arrow pointing downward at a pink diamond shape.

A collage of three photos showing the process of a stained glass window being made. The first, and largest, image shows the unfinished window on a wooden workshop table. Only the border is complete, with big and small rectangular glass pieces laying vertically side by side. The second image shows a white man standing at a wooden workshop table, working on the unfinished window. The third image is a closeup of the completed window, with a green and pink arrow pointing downward, and silver lead strips lining all the intersections.

A stained glass window made up of coloured and painted glass pieces held together by black lead strips. The window is a vertical rectangle made up of mostly transparent, coarsely textured glass squares and strips. Framing them are skinny strips of green glass that intersect at each corner, leaving a square gap that is filled with pink glass. Aligned down the center of the window is a green and pink arrow pointing downward at a pink diamond shape.