Stained Glass Tree of Four Seasons

One tree, four seasons — split down the middle so spring-pink blossom meets summer green, then autumn amber turns to winter blue, all rendered as glowing mosaic glass. The clever conceit makes this one endlessly readable: your eye travels the canopy watching the year turn, from budding branches to falling leaves to bare, frost-blue limbs. For the puzzler it's a gift, because the four colour-worlds give you four natural zones to build — start in high summer, work round to deep winter, and let the seasons meet in the trunk. Set against a colourful glass-mosaic sky, every tessellated fragment catches the light like a lit window. It's a quietly philosophical picture about time and change, and finished it makes a thoughtful, conversation-starting centrepiece — equally at home in a living room, a study, or wrapped up for someone who feels the seasons deeply.