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A peacock in stained glass, blue head turned, its tail falling away in hundreds of green and gold eye-spots each made from a separate chip of glass. John La Farge built the window in 1882: the cream peonies are single moulded pieces, a deep red bloom sits at the centre, and turquoise sky glass fills the gaps behind, crossed by black lead lines.
Those tail spots repeat almost exactly and the turquoise ground is plain, so the leading becomes your grid. Finished size 68.6 x 45.7cm
Stained glass style with intricate mosaic-like detail, complex overlapping patterns, and deep saturated colours blending together.
Peacock and peonies stained glass window











