Christ the Good Shepherd Window Transfer

This window transfer features a design taken from our Museum collection.

'Christ the Good Shepherd' was designed by Karl Parsons in the Arts & Crafts style and made for a church in Berkshire in 1913. It's beautiful colour was created with a gold-pink slab glass that Parsons especially loved to use. Made by adding gold dust to molten glass, this was one of the most expensive colours available at the time. The resulting rich, iridescent shades of pink are visible throughout this striking window. 

Window transfers fix to a surface by static, are fully repositionable and leave no residue - just peel off the backing sheet and smooth on to a clean dry window.

Measures approximately 7 x 22cm