Some things are built to hold light - and let it through.
Windows of Faith by Dakota is a quiet tribute to permanence. A weathered stone façade cradles stained glass windows, their shapes softened by time, their colors sharpened by belief. The frame is upward, but the feeling is inward - a glimpse at how sacred spaces don’t just reflect light, they hold memory.
This isn’t about religion. It’s about reverence.
Perfect for: Modern Monastics - Those who find stillness in structure and wonder in shadow.
Spiritual Skeptics - For souls who don’t need answers to feel the presence of something more. Architecture Lovers - Spaces where craft, story, and stone speak louder than words.
