Stained Glass Insects PNG Collection

A collection of 18 transparent PNG insects in an Art Nouveau stained glass style. Six butterflies, four moths, four beetles, a dragonfly, a bee, a praying mantis and a cicada combine emerald, sapphire, amber and muted red glass with dark metal seams. Each insect is a separate cutout with its complete outline and transparent spaces between its legs and wings. Download the individual PNGs or the complete ZIP for invitations, decorative layouts and digital collages.

  • A stained glass swallowtail butterfly with pointed forewings, scalloped hindwings and dark metal seams.
  • A stained glass butterfly with broad rounded wings divided into curved jewel-toned panels.
  • A stained glass longwing butterfly with narrow outstretched wings and compact hindwings.
  • A stained glass butterfly in side profile with its layered wings folded upright.
  • A stained glass butterfly in flight with raised wings and overlapping glass panels.
  • A stained glass butterfly with angular forewings and deeply scalloped hindwings.
  • A stained glass moon moth with spread wings, feathery antennae and two long curved hindwing tails.
  • A stained glass silk moth with broad rounded wings, ornamental eyespots and a stout body.
  • A stained glass hawk moth with pointed swept-back wings and a tapered abdomen.
  • A stained glass tiger moth with roof-shaped folded wings and a striped abdomen.
  • A stained glass ladybird beetle with domed red wing cases, dark spots and jointed legs.
  • A stained glass stag beetle with elongated wing cases and paired antler-like mandibles.
  • A stained glass rhinoceros beetle with convex wing cases and a curved horn.
  • A stained glass jewel beetle with tapered emerald and sapphire wing cases.
  • A stained glass dragonfly with four narrow outstretched wings and a slender segmented abdomen.
  • A stained glass bee with an amber-banded body and overlapping translucent wings.
  • A stained glass praying mantis with folded grasping forelegs and a long green body.
  • A stained glass cicada with a broad head and long veined wings beside its segmented body.