Glass Panels & Wall Hangings, Handmade

A glass panel is a flat, framed-format piece meant to hang in a window opening or against a wall, so measure the spot first. For a window, note the inside glass width and height and pick a panel that sits a few inches inside the frame; for a wall, treat it like framed art and check the depth where it will hang. Learn the build named in the listing: stained glass wraps cut sheet glass in copper foil or lead came, with a soldered border and zinc or brass channel for strength; fused panels are kiln-melted sheets, sometimes with slumped texture, mounted on standoffs or a hidden bracket. Note how it hangs: chain, S-hooks, and suction cups for windows; a cleat, standoffs, or D-rings for walls. Prices run roughly $45-$150 for small panels (8-12 inches), $150-$400 for medium leaded or fused pieces, and $400-$1,200+ for large transom-style or commissioned window panels. Stock often ships in 5-10 business days; custom sizing or a window-fit build runs 2-5 weeks.

Use the filters for technique, color, orientation, and size, and the related searches below to compare stained glass window panels, fused wall art, and custom-fit hangings.