Product Description
Stained glass is a decorative glass achieved by adding metal oxides or nano-pigments during the glass manufacturing process. While its origins date back centuries, the modern definition of "Stained Glass" has expanded to include decorative glass items for domestic use that employ similar crafting techniques.
Application
1.Religious & Cultural Heritage Architecture：Churches & Mosques: Traditional stained glass employs lead-came techniques to depict religious motifs (Bible stories, geometric patterns), acting as both light conduits and cultural carriers.
Historic Restoration: Gothic cathedral windows often use replication methods to preserve medieval artistry.
2. Modern Architecture & Commercial Spaces：Public Art: Museums/theaters utilize abstract stained glass to enhance spatial storytelling.
Luxury Displays: High-end stores/hotels deploy custom glass, with >80% transmittance balancing privacy and illumination.
3.Interior Design & Home Decor：Partitions/Doors: Small-scale floral glass in foyers/kitchens creates artistic light-shadow interplay.
Furnishings: Handcrafted pieces serve as personalized decor.
4. Specialized Applications：Acoustic-Sensitive Zones: Hospital ICUs/concert halls use laminated glass to reduce noise (from 45dB to 28dB).
Precision Environments: Data centers integrate UV-filtering coatings (99% blockage) for stable humidity.
