
Christmas Wreath Stained-glass with Candle
by tlavedas
A flickering candle glows warmly at the center of this festive stained-glass design, surrounded by a lush wreath of evergreen boughs and bright red holly berries. Radiant yellows and oranges emanate from the candle's flame, creating a luminous backdrop that contrasts beautifully with the deep forest greens of the foliage. Traditional stained-glass borders frame the composition in geometric segments, while the scattered crimson berries add cheerful holiday sparkle throughout the circular arrangement.
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