It took about 200 hours of work and it was all worth it. I have a video about this project at the bottom of the page.

Watch the video without leaving this webpage:

I replicated a hundred year old window that I had fallen in love with many years ago. It went up for auction in London and I considered traveling there and bidding on it. Well, I didn't. And I regretted it.

But here is the thing. Those many years ago I fell in love with this window because it is beautiful and I liked the theme of a knight praying.

Little did I realize that many years after this incident I would become a pilgrim on a pilgrimage across Spain. And I came to the realization that it is the same with our knight. He is on a pilgrimage in Spain!

Deep meaning for me. It was a joy to put the work into this beautiful stained glass window.

I have a whole series of videos that show the process of making this window from start to finish. It includes all the steps in making a leaded stained glass window:

• Design
• Light box work
• Selecting and cutting the glass
• Shaping the lead
• Soldering the lead
• Grouting and whiting it all for strength and water sealing
• Applying patina to the lead
• Painting it all

Video series is right here: