Stained Glass
Our stained glass art windows are designed by using imported color glasses. We cut the color glass according the design and solder it on both sides, by using copper and lead. We are specialized in figurative works; our works are more demand in churches, for decorative and informative purposes. Our stained glass windows are maintenance free forever.
The stained glass works are century old. Early year's stained glass is used to reduce the light coming through the long Gothic windows inside the church, by staining colors on the glass. Later on stained glass are turned to colorful art. Stained glass works are differ from artisan to artisan as per his/her imagination and talent of creativity. The stained glasses are also made in different methods either using lead channels nor copper foil and lead.
Justin's stained glass works are varying from many other artists' work. His works are all, a theme based. If he makes a stained glass window for a church as per theme, he study through the situation, then only he starts the stained glass work. For example he makes a stained glass window of a Crucifixion of Jesus, he will not make a simple Crucifixion and rest of the place simply filled with some colored cut glasses as many of them do. He will very careful about the Sean of the background, the color change of the sky at the time of the Crucifixion, thunders and lighting, Martha and Mary so on. As much as he can accommodate the scenic effect which gives the aliveness of the stained glass panel.
Justin's stained glass works are not only for beautifying the church but also informative itself. When a person sees a stained glass art, he must get lot of information about the Christ or a Saint whichever theme he took in stained glass art. His works are not just a stained glass art instead it is a visual ministry. If his stained glass works are viewed by a illiterate person also understand the teaching behind the stained glass work or it makes curiosity to know more about the particular theme of the stained glass art work.