Gothic Stained Glass Cathedral Window

Reimagine the uploaded photo as a luminous medieval cathedral stained glass window viewed from inside the chapel at golden hour. Preserve facial identity and pose, but reconstruct the entire image from hundreds of irregular hand-cut colored glass pieces held together by thick black lead came lines of varying weight. Deep jewel-tone palette: cobalt blue, ruby red, emerald green, amber gold, amethyst purple, and milky opal white, with deliberate color variation within each panel showing real glass imperfections, bubbles, and streaking. Strong directional sunlight beams through the window from behind, projecting colored light shafts through dust-filled chapel air, casting matching tinted patches on a worn stone floor in the foreground. Subject framed within a tall pointed Gothic arch, surrounded by ornate trefoil and quatrefoil border patterns, climbing vine motifs, and small scenes in the side panels depicting symbolic objects relevant to the subject. Lead lines vary from delicate hairlines for facial detail to thick structural bars across the composition. Faint Latin inscription in gold leaf along the bottom border. Slight surface grime, candle soot patina, and tiny chips on a few glass pieces hint at centuries of age. Shot wide enough to show the surrounding sandstone wall, flickering candle reflections in the glass, ultra-high-resolution architectural photography, art history textbook quality, sacred and timeless atmosphere.