Art Nouveau Style Leaded Stained Glass Transom Window

This horizontal rectangular stained glass panel is a decorative architectural transom window featuring a symmetrical Art Nouveau-inspired design. The piece is constructed with lead cames holding together a mixture of textured and colored glass sections. Notable features include a central stylized fleur-de-lis motif flanked by elegant scrolling acanthus-like curves. The color palette is composed of muted earth tones including amber, olive green, and dark burgundy, contrasted by soft pink and cerulean blue accent petals. Multiple textures are present, most notably a 'cathedral' or hammered texture on the clear/translucent background glass which provides privacy while diffusing light. Small circular amber glass cabochon jewels are integrated into the scrolls to add depth and brilliance. The lead lines show a consistent silver-grey patina, suggesting recent vintage or careful indoor storage. This piece appears to be in excellent condition with no visible cracks, bowing, or oxidation on the solder joints. While it mimics early 20th-century craftsmanship, the clean solder lines and vibrant, uniform glass suggest it is a high-quality contemporary revival piece, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The framing is a simple thin metal zinc or lead border, often intended to be set into a wooden architectural frame.