This is a small oblong stained glass window panel that is thought to have been produced in England in the early 20th century. Against a background of textured glass, a motif reminiscent of a flower made of amber, blue, green, and pink colored glass is placed in the center, and the simple composition with large blank spaces gives the space an elegant and clean feel. Traces of the hinges can be seen, and they have been incorporated into buildings for many years as small windows for daylight, and they hold the memory of architectural fittings that have lived on in people's lives.

Details

In England from the late Victorian era to the Edwardian era, small retractable stained glass windows were installed in bathrooms, hallways, and stairway landings to provide ventilation and light, and this piece is thought to be a part of that lineage. As evidenced by the traces of hinges and metal fittings, this piece is an everyday fixture that has been opened and closed by people's hands for decades, and the weight of that history is etched into the frame as a patina.

The central motif of the design is a large amber petal-shaped glass at the top, a blue drop in the center, green leaf-shaped parts spreading out from the left and right, and small pink pieces attached, giving it a beautiful form reminiscent of tulips and lotus flowers. The textured glass in the background has fine granular irregularities, making it an ideal material for daylight windows, gently blocking the line of sight while gently diffusing light.

Recommended uses

Utilizing the traces of the hinges and incorporating them into architecture as small windows for daylighting in bathrooms, washrooms, and hallways is the best way to utilize them in their original form. The horizontally compact form fits easily into a variety of opening sizes, and it is also attractive that it is easy to install.

It can also be hung horizontally on a wall and displayed as an interior art object, and the clear color contrast of amber and blue will add a touch of color and personality to your space. For those who want to incorporate the practical beauty of antique building materials into their daily lives, this is an ideal one-of-a-kind item that will accompany their daily lives.

Interior coordination proposal

[Classic British style]

By incorporating them into architecture as small lighting windows in bathrooms and hallways, the practical beauty that was originally found in British homes is brought back to everyday life, and the colored glass glimmers softly in the morning light.

[Shabby Chic]

By making use of the peeling white frame and displaying it horizontally on a white wall, the aged patina and compact flower motif combine to quietly add a lovely story to the space.

[Modern style]

By displaying it alone on a simple white or gray wall, the minimalist composition with large blank spaces naturally resonates with modern sensibilities, bringing a tranquil and sophisticated accent to the space.

About quality and condition

As this is a reused product, there is some signs of use compared to a new product.

There may be some color unevenness due to repair marks or aging.

There may be slight scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this does not affect use.

There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual product.

[About confirmation at physical store]

You can see the actual product at our physical store in Meito Ward, Nagoya City. Please be sure to check out the textures and colors in-store, which are difficult to convey through online images and descriptions. *Depending on the status of business negotiations at the store, there may be cases where the display is temporarily unavailable. We recommend that you contact us in advance of your visit.

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