The angel of good fortune — a gentle figure on the window
This window sticker shows the figure of the angel of good fortune, in stained-glass style. You may have seen similar images on old church windows or in meditation books — here the same mood comes in the form of a light, attachable sticker. It is not a sacred object, only a decorative element that gives a gentle, quiet character to the room. Anyone who likes to have such a visual thought at home will enjoy this piece.
Stained-glass style — colours in the sunlight
Its surface is translucent and divided into coloured areas, like the old cathedral windows. When morning or afternoon sun hits it, the colours pass through into the room and cast gentle, moving coloured patches onto the floor and wall. The picture is never quite the same twice — at different times of day, in different seasons, it gives a different mood. Under artificial evening light it is also pretty, only then it shows itself more as a window ornament than a light projector.
Which room do we recommend?
The angel of good fortune sticker is most often placed in a living room, bedroom or reading corner. It is also a good choice for a child's room, because the warm colours and the gentle figure are not disturbing but rather calming. It fits a meditation corner or a yoga room as well, if you like to have a visual focal point. It shows its best on a south- or east-facing window, because that receives the most natural light.
Application — what to look out for
Before applying, wipe the glass with a slightly damp, then dry cloth so that neither dust nor grease remains. Press the sticker onto the glass from the centre outwards, so the bubbles can escape. Do not place it on a cold, damp window — wait until it warms up with heating or sunlight, then it adheres best. The sticker can be reapplied, but the nicest effect comes from the first application, so it is worth planning its place in advance.
Cleaning, durability
Use a slightly damp, soft cloth for cleaning. Avoid scouring agents and strong chemicals, as these can damage the coloured surface. Protect it from direct hot air (a hair dryer, or a nearby boiler), because the colours can fade. On a normal home window it keeps its character for years. If you would like to move it to another window during relocation, the edge of a soft plastic card helps with gentle removal — for example an old bank card.