Do you recognise this? PHOTO!

[KnittingSister]

We're looking for this church window, we're in west Wales, we've been to Llanwnda, little Newcastle and Letterston, but we haven't found it yet. Can any wise mumsnetters give us a clue??
We've just thought, it might not even be in a church!!
Thank you

Is there supposed to be a picture?

Yes, I'm trying to put it on!

Here it is at last!

Does anyone have any ideas please?

You need a better thread title for productive answers.

Can you not do some sort of reverse image search on google?

There’s a nice history and heritage of wales group on FB, they might be able to help

Can you do a reverse image thingy? < Shows age>

Had you thought about contacting West Wales stained glass makers? They'll probably be familiar with churches and the styles of glass.

Here's one, Cariad Glass

We've just thought, it might not even be in a church

OP, is it a photo? It looks like it's been made for the card - is there any context as to why you think it's based on a real window?

If you are trying to find out where someone was ordained I'm not sure that picture helps. I could be wrong but it doesn't look like church stained glass - maybe it was just chosen as a nice picture?

@wineoclockthanks
@Waiting1987

We've tried Google reverse image, that didn't show anything :(

@PinkOboe

We've asked to join the group, thank you

@LonginesPrime

The back of the card said it was Llanwnda church, but there's no stained glass in that church, so I assumed an error and thought maybe a different church... and then I thought perhaps not a church at all!

@smemorata
the card was sent for an ordination, we're just trying to find the original window to go and admire it. It reminds me of Clarice Cliff's work which I like (and the Mr Men!) And I wanted to see it.

Now I've thought that it could actually be in someone's house, they might think I'm stalking them or something

Have you asked the current minister of that church, or contacted the bishop for that area?

First thing would we to look at a list of ordinations? Then you can narrow down churches (most likely a cathedral?).

Could it be Llanwnda in Gwynedd (North Wales)? I thought of Clough Ellis when I saw the picture (architect who created Portmeirion)

It actually just looks like something his Mum and Dad got for him...

@cometothinkofit

We've spoken to people from that church who said it definitely wasn't there, they suggested the other places to try, but no joy there either.

I'm not sure about asking the bishop.

We'll try contacting the card publisher/photographer.

It doesn't look like a church window. It could be absolutely anything, including something for hanging in your living room, or even just an image and not a real piece of stained glass at all.
Agree it is nice, though

It doesn’t look like church glass as the panel would be too smal it looks like door glass, and relatively modern. Deco-Esque but possibly relatively new.

stainedglass.llgc.org.uk

You could try here

That looks like the sort of stained glass windows they put in hallway windows in 1920s/1930s houses.

@ChocolateOrangery
Llanwnda, Gwynedd is a possibility, I hope not cos thats a long way from here and a different holiday! It does say Pembrokeshire tho, but then that isn't giving us any results either!