Tiffany-style stained glass window panel inspired by late-19th and early-20th century decorative glass designs popular in Victorian homes and Arts & Crafts interiors. Panels of this type are made using the traditional copper-foil technique, where individual pieces of colored glass are hand cut and soldered together to form decorative patterns.

Stained glass window hangings became popular as interior décor during the early 1900s, bringing filtered color and ornament to ordinary windows without the permanence of architectural stained glass. Similar panels were commonly used in parlors, sunrooms, and entryways where natural light could illuminate the glass.

Designed to hang in a window using a chain so sunlight passes through the colored glass.