Each of the motifs below have been made into digital resizable stained glass patterns.

Acorns & Oak Leaves
The popularity of this motif peaked during patriotic periods. Acorns & oak leaves were also used as Heraldic emblems.

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Bell
Bells are a symbol of a joyous occasion.

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Candle
The candle is a symbol of Christ. The wax being is His flesh, the wick is His soul, and the light of the candle, His divinity.

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Candlestick
A lit candlestick or burning lamp represents active devotion, watchfulness and prayer.

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Circle
The never ending circle symbolizes eternity.

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Crown
A crown is a symbol of power and denotes the rank of the owner. Crown motifs are also associated with eternity and fidelity.

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Dragon
As trade with the orient spread, there was a marked oriental influence in the art of other cultures. In China  the dragon is a divine mythical creature, a symbol of prosperity and good fortune.

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Fish
The fish is associated with Jesus Christ and the ancient Christian ritual of Baptism.

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Fleur-de-lys
In its heraldic form, the fleur- de- lys is an iris, which became associated with royalty, especially in the High Middle Ages.

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Grapes
In Christianity, the grape or vineyard is a symbol of the blood of Christ and a good harvest.

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Heart
The heart symbol as we know it today, was popularized by the Victorian era over a hundred years ago. The heart represents all love including divine love.

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Lily 
The lily is associated with purity and innocence.

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Peacock
In medieval times the peacock  represented a kingly or knightly demeanor. It is also associated with vanity, luxury as well as eternal life.

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Pineapple
The pineapple is a symbol for hospitality.

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Rose
The rose is a symbol of mystic vision, beauty, joy and courtly love in the Middle Ages. The Tudor kings of England used the rose as their national emblem.

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Shield
In medieval times the coat of arms was used by knights as an emblem of identity. After it lost its significance in warfare, it became a way of recording and displaying family lineage and membership in the aristocracy.

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Ship
The ship stands for hope, marriage and prosperity. A ship also symbolizes the soul's voyage to a safe haven.

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Stars
The eight-point star is the emblem of Bethlehem; the six-point star is a Jewish symbol, and the five point star announces the birth of Christ.

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Swan
The symbolism of the swan embodies love, purity, and chance. Because the swan was believed to sing calmly as it was dying, it also represents a sweet or gentle ending.

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Tulip
The tulip is one of the most popular motifs used in antique stained glass. It symbolizes perfect love as well as the Holy Trinity.

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Wreath
The wreath, often made from evergreen branches and used  as holiday decoration is a symbol for eternity.

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