Pueblo Woman & Pots, Stained Glass Wall Panel – 15"x12", Folk Style

This hand-crafted stained glass wall panel captures a serene scene of a seated woman in traditional dress, cradling a clay jar with three more vessels at her side. Richly hued glass in shades of turquoise, brick red, and amber is precisely cut and joined with dark solder lines, evoking the warmth and earthiness of Southwestern and Pueblo folk art.

The design reflects cultural themes of pottery, heritage, and domestic life, with the faceless figure symbolizing ancestral women or artisans rather than a specific individual. Red adobe-style walls and angular white beams provide architectural context, adding depth and authenticity to the composition.

Mounted in a sturdy black metal frame and hung by a 23" chain, this piece is ready for display in a sunlit window or directly on a wall. The vibrant colors and geometric flow make it ideal for collectors of folk, Native-inspired, or regional art.

Condition

In good condition, with some minor surface wear consistent with age and prior display. No cracks, chips, or missing glass segments. Solder lines are stable, and the attached hanging chain is secure. Please note the Campbell’s soup can shown for scale in final image.

Dimensions

Panel: 15" H x 12" W
Chain Length: 23"
Weight: Not specified
Campbell’s soup can shown for size reference