Iris Floral Art Glass Stained Glass Panel

This is a detailed stained glass window panel featuring an Art Nouveau-inspired iris floral motif. The panel is constructed using the copper foil method (Tiffany style), characterized by the thin, uniform lead solder lines connecting the various glass segments. The composition depicts three blooming iris flowers and associated foliage against a background of opaque, milky-white slag glass with faint blue and grey marbling. The irises are rendered in deep violet, plum, and dark amethyst tones, while the long, graceful leaves are composed of variegated forest green and emerald green glass. The stems and leaves show internal striations that mimic natural organic textures. The craftsmanship appears to be of high amateur or professional quality, with smooth soldering and complex curved cuts. The style is reminiscent of the late 20th-century revival of classical stained glass designs, likely dating from the 1970s to the 1990s. Notably, there is a visible hairline crack on the upper left side of the white background pane and another small fracture in one of the central green leaves, appearing to stem from structural stress or minor impact. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided view. The panel is housed in a modern white frame, which suggests it may have been repurposed as an interior decorative hanging piece rather than an original architectural window.