At the Home of Mary and Martha Panel #1259
Ornate filigree surrounds this delightful stained glass window which depicts Martha working to serve Jesus and Mary intently listening at His feet. The floral design makes this piece stand out and draws the eye toward the main illustration. This design features a place for text, such as a memorial, devotion or scripture. Effortlessly display this stained glass in your church, chapel or your home. All of our pieces can be ordered in any custom size to fit your needs.
Architectural Enhancement for Your Space: Whether it's for new construction or enhancing an existing structure, our stained glass panels offer a quick and effortless installation process. Versatile in application, they can grace windows, hanging panels, doors, or illuminated light boxes. Customization ensures a perfect fit for any window size or shape, harmonizing seamlessly with your architectural design.
Crafted to Your Vision: We understand the importance of individuality. Personalize your stained glass panel with dedications, verses, or specific details, allowing your congregation's unique needs and spirit to shine through this magnificent portrayal.
Affordable Elegance: Elevate your sacred space with affordable elegance. Our stained glass panels artfully combine budget-friendly options with captivating beauty, enabling you to adorn your church without financial constraints.
Inspiration and Comfort: Beyond aesthetics, our panels serve practical purposes. They block drafts, reduce AC and heating requirements, and effectively shield against 99.9% of harmful UV rays.
Safety and Durability: Crafted to be lead-free and nearly unbreakable, our stained glass panels prioritize safety and longevity. The depiction of Jesus' Resurrection will continue to inspire and uplift for generations to come.
A religious window like this would make a good addition to a house of worship or a hospital chapel.
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