Tiffany-style stained glass church accent lamp.

Stained glass chapel lamps like this one gained popularity as part of the broader collectible holiday village craze that peaked during the late 20th century. While inspired by the historic copper-foil assembly methods developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the late 19th century, these novelty items were mass-marketed rather than crafted by the original Tiffany studios. They were produced primarily by seasonal home decor brands (such as Crystal Village or the Stratford Collection) or imported as unbranded holiday novelties from manufacturers in Asia.