A Question Regarding Nondenominational Religious Windows

Nature is good: clouds, birds, trees. If you want to avoid any representational imagery (some religions may forbid it), you can use organic and geometric forms.

sun, clouds, new day, branches, vines with leaves. Look at Islamic (non-representational) art, perhaps at Spanish art decorations influenced by them - Moorish.

should not be specific to any particular religion. My question is: What sort of subject should I use? Has anyone out there done any projects like this?

Jews and Christians both accept the first book. Geometrics shapes seem to be the way to go these days. People seem to want to interpret them as whatever they see. Where I see random pieces and colors of glass they see "god" and his divine powers?

- That's so very true..... I go to a Spiritualist Church - and they wanted a bit of colour introduced to a room in which we do healing. The room has old-fashioned 'sash' windows - with a series of small panes - about

One of the panels is shown here

A lot of hospitals have Web sites with overviews of their facilities including chapels. You could try looking at some of these (remembering of course that they're probably all copyrighted).