Inspired by the haunting beauty and mystery of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series, this one-of-a-kind stained glass piece features the legendary red rose—a symbol of hope, destruction, and the very fabric of existence—framed within a dramatic keyhole silhouette.
With its glowing crimson petals and bright green leaves, the rose appears to bloom from the darkness, representing both fragility and power. The surrounding black glass evokes the weight of fate and the unknown, drawing the viewer into a world beyond. Fans of the series will immediately recognize the allusion to the rose in the vacant lot, standing as a beacon between worlds.
🧿 Dimensions: Approx. 5×9
🧿 Materials: Hand-cut stained glass, soldered frame, copper foil construction, ready-to-hang chain included
🧿 Symbolism: References the Rose of Can’-Ka No Rey, the Tower’s protector, and the journey of Roland Deschain
A perfect collector’s piece for fans of Stephen King’s multiverse, this stained glass panel bridges horror, fantasy, and literary art in a stunning visual form. Whether displayed in a library, reading nook, or studio, it’s sure to stir conversation—and maybe even ka.
Inspired by the haunting beauty and mystery of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series, this one-of-a-kind stained glass piece features the legendary red rose—a symbol of hope, destruction, and the very fabric of existence—framed within a dramatic keyhole silhouette.
With its glowing crimson petals and bright green leaves, the rose appears to bloom from the darkness, representing both fragility and power. The surrounding black glass evokes the weight of fate and the unknown, drawing the viewer into a world beyond. Fans of the series will immediately recognize the allusion to the rose in the vacant lot, standing as a beacon between worlds.
🧿 Dimensions: Approx. 5×9
🧿 Materials: Hand-cut stained glass, soldered frame, copper foil construction, ready-to-hang chain included
🧿 Symbolism: References the Rose of Can’-Ka No Rey, the Tower’s protector, and the journey of Roland Deschain
A perfect collector’s piece for fans of Stephen King’s multiverse, this stained glass panel bridges horror, fantasy, and literary art in a stunning visual form. Whether displayed in a library, reading nook, or studio, it’s sure to stir conversation—and maybe even ka.
