Stained Glass Iris and Butterfly Pattern

h=13,78″ (350 mm)

The flower’s name was given by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates in honor of the goddess Iris. The goddess descended to earth on a rainbow to proclaim to the people the will of Heaven. Flowers were part of her clothing. They became associated with rainbows, good news, and the connection between two worlds: the earth and the sky.

In many cultures, it is believed that irises mean: “Why did you disturb the peace of my heart?”. They tell a nascent feeling. However, in the modern world, its shade plays a role in the interpretation of the iris bouquet:

• Purple represents the wisdom, intuition, spirituality of a person, and respect for him.
• White buds symbolize purity and innocence.
• Blue irises mean courage, fearlessness, and bravery.
• Yellow inflorescences are presented to express admiration.

7 piece of glass
the project needs 450 inches of foil

This stained glass pattern contains the following files:

• Printable PDF,
• Vector SVG file,
• Color JPG file,
• Line drawing JPG