The iris was named after Juno's Messenger who, in mythology, was turned into a rainbow. These splendid purple irises withn lush spring green leaves are shown against a clear frosted background bordered in sky blue. These panels are hand-crafted using the copper foil technique pioneered by Louis Comfort Tiffany and John La Farge in the 19th century. This one is made from over 124 individually hand cut pieces of stained glass and is framed in antiqued brass. A solid brass hanging chain and brackets are included. Meyda Tiffany has been producing stained glass for over 30 years. The panels are designed in their New York studio and made in China using American and European glass. Some of the glass used is the same types and made by the same glass-makers which supplied Tiffany Studios and other leading stained glass makers over a century ago.

Substantial 20"H by 9"W stained glass panel made using the traditional copper foil method

No less than 124 individual pieces of hand-cut glass go into the making of this work

Antiqued brass frame

Complete with chain ready to hang