Three stained-glass panels depicting mythical figures. A central armored figure with a sword, flanked by two panels with two ethereal beings each, featuring wings, harps, and natural elements.

Could you create an image of the 7 Aethel as described in a stained-window art style: Asteria [female], the Weaver: A goddess of the Celestial Weave, depicted as a woman with eyes like swirling galaxies, weaving threads of starlight that bind the world together. She embodies healing, harmony, and mending the Sundering’s wounds. Solus [male], the Unwavering: A radiant god clad in golden armour, wielding a blazing sword. He represents determination, justice, and the light that does not falter. Lira [female], the Songstress: A graceful goddess whose celestial harp carries melodies that inspire art and soothe even the fiercest hearts. She is patron to bards, artists, and dreamers. Astraeus [male], the Navigator: An elder god cloaked in a star chart, bearing a celestial compass. He guides explorers and scholars, linking navigation with wisdom. Zephyr [male], the Untamed: A god of wind and storm, a shifting whirlwind who can bring ruin or relief. Sailors seek his favour for safe passage. Gaia [female], the Earthmother: A goddess adorned in leaves and vines, whose steps bring growth and renewal. Farmers, druids, and those who work the land seek her blessing. Eos [female], the Dawnbringer: A goddess heralding the sunrise, a symbol of hope and new beginnings. She is called upon in times of change or hardship. See more