The Al Wustho Mangkunegaran Mosque's usage of stained glass is the subject of this study's field research findings. Stained glass is still produced today using antiquated techniques that are time-consuming and relatively expensive. This research suggests epoxy resin as a substitute material for stained glass. Epoxy resin was used because of its capacity to imitate stained glass, keeping a traditional appearance while providing the benefits of contemporary materials. Furthermore, the UV-resistant color pigments and epoxy resin utilized in this study have a great durability against exposure to sunshine and different environmental conditions. Compared to conventional stained glass techniques, the manufacturing process is simpler and more effective, which lowers production costs. In addition, the made-to-order manufacturing process enables product customization to satisfy customer expectations or particular decorative requirements. These results show that design solutions that are both culturally relevant and responsive to global demands can be produced by fusing traditional elements with cutting-edge technology. This method should shorten the lead time and lower the cost of producing stained glass while maintaining a comparable level of visual appeal.
Rahmawati et al. (Tue,) studied this question.