This is a beautiful and wonderfully crafted panel of stained glass that was salvaged from a church being converted into a mosque. It features diamond shaped, lead-divided stained glass lites of several different colors. It is mostly a creamy, amber swirl looking glass surrounding the cross depicted in the middle. The perimeter are red, blue, orange, and pink rectangles. In the middle of the cross is a chalice flanked by a stalk of wheat and a grape vine with grapes. This was previously covered in spray paint that we took as much off as we could. The other side is protected with a piece of plexiglass and looks immaculate. There are a couple of bullet holes in the chalice panel, not too bad though.