The water lilies, 1889 art glass

Introducing the epitome of Impressionism, "The Water Lilies" art glass panel. This stunning piece is part of a series displayed in museums around the world and is one of the most recognizable and celebrated works of the 20th century. Created by the renowned artist Claude Monet, this piece captures the essence of natural beauty with its unique technique of fusing hand-rolled architectural glass with transparent enamels. Crafted with care, this art glass window is kiln fired at temperatures above 1100 degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring that the colors become a permanent part of the glass. The result is a vibrant and radiant display of shades and hues that will stay bright and glowing for years to come. Whether hung in a sunny window or displayed on a tabletop with the included easel stand, this piece will add a touch of elegance to any room. Inspired by the stained glass windows of European cathedrals, this Monet home decor pays homage to the artist's original works. Each enamel layer is meticulously fired onto hand-rolled glass, taking skilled artisans many hours to create each panel. The result is a high-quality window treatment that is sure to impress. Measuring 9"Wx7"H and weighing only 1 lb, this vintage wall decor is perfectly sized for any space. It comes with a chain for easy hanging and a translucent tabletop display stand, making it a versatile piece that can be enjoyed as a sun catcher or a tabletop decoration. To keep this tre