Figural and geometric leaded stained glass, about 250 square feet, for the Church of Saint Sava on Golija, near Nikšić, Montenegro, the endowment of Miodrag Davidović: Christ, Saint Sava, Saint Simeon, Saint Basil of Ostrog and a winged seraph.

Saints in the mountains

For the Church of Saint Sava on Golija, in the karst hills above Nikšić, Montenegro, the endowment of Miodrag Davidović, Stanisic Studio made new figural and geometric stained glass windows in the traditional leaded technique in 2007, about 250 square feet of glass. The figures are Christ, Saint Sava as archbishop, his father Saint Simeon with the scroll of the psalm, Saint Basil of Ostrog with the words "I am the good shepherd", and a winged seraph in a round window.

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Stained glass window of Saint Sava as archbishop with the Gospel, Church of Saint Sava, Golija, Montenegro

Saint Sava Stained glass window of Saint Simeon, Stefan Nemanja, with an open scroll, Church of Saint Sava, Golija

Saint Simeon

Christ

Saint Basil of Ostrog

Mila Apperlo laying out the cut glass of Saint Simeon on the full size drawing in the studio, Sombor

Mila Apperlo with Saint Simeon Round stained glass window of a winged seraph over a red cross, Church of Saint Sava, Golija

The seraph

The Church of Saint Sava on Golija with the faithful gathered around it, among green hills and limestone ridges — The church on Golija

Church: Church of Saint Sava, Golija, Nikšić, Montenegro
Client: Miodrag Davidović
Work: figural and geometric leaded stained glass windows, about 250 sq ft
Fabrication: Stanisic Studio, Sombor, Republic of Serbia
Year: 2007

Church of Saint Sava, Golija, Montenegro

Saints in the mountains

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Let's create something extraordinary.

Saints in the mountains

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In the same room

Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa, Pristina, Kosovo

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Let's create something extraordinary.