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Stained glass
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colorful pieces of glass put together in decorative patterns to form pictorial designs, typically found in the windows of churches
What is "stained glass"?
Stained glass is a type of glass artwork where colored glass pieces are assembled to create decorative patterns or images. The glass is usually cut into shapes and joined together using lead or copper strips to form windows, panels, or other items. The colors and designs can be detailed and vibrant, often used in church windows, lamps, and decorative panels. Stained glass allows light to pass through, creating a beautiful play of color and light in the finished piece.
Example
The stained glass windows cast a rich royal purple light into the cathedral.
The stained glass windows glowed luminously in the sunlight.
The stained glass window in the church depicts religious scenes from the Bible.
The stained glass windows in the church depicted scenes from the Bible.
The cathedral's stained glass windows cast an ethereal beauty across the interior, bathing it in colored light.