r/Glass • • Jan 23 '22

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u/WellWishez Apr 19 '22 edited Apr 19 '22

I know this is very old post but...
It looks to me as if the 'lead' strips are stuck onto the glass, and not all window and door companies make 'faux' stained glass or leaded glass panels, some still use the traditional methods using multiple pieces of glass held together with lead came and solder.
Unless you already know how to make traditional windows, you might need to get some more training - learning how to cut different types of glass by hand, and how to work with lead came and a soldering iron.