Substrate for display apparatus, display apparatus, and method of manufacturing substrate for display apparatus

A display apparatus comprising:

• a substrate for a display apparatus that includes a first substrate, the first substrate being made of glass;
• a second substrate that overlaps with the first substrate;
• and
• a liquid crystal layer arranged between the substrate for a display apparatus and the second substrate, wherein
• the substrate for a display apparatus includes:
• a translucent coloring layer that includes a plurality of color regions and that overlaps with the first substrate;
• a first translucent resin layer that is formed on the first substrate and is covered with the translucent coloring layer at boundaries of the color regions;
• a light shielding layer that overlaps with the first translucent resin layer on an opposite side to the first substrate side;
• and
• a second translucent resin layer that overlaps with the translucent coloring layer and the light shielding layer on the opposite side to the first substrate side, wherein
• a width of the light shielding layer in a direction parallel with the first substrate is equal to or smaller than a width of the first translucent resin layer in the parallel direction on a cross section vertical to the first substrate,
• the first translucent resin layer is interposed between the first substrate and the light shielding layer,
• a thickness of the first translucent resin layer is smaller than a thickness of the translucent coloring layer in a direction vertical to the first substrate,
• the first translucent resin layer and the translucent coloring layer are formed on a surface of the first substrate,
• the width of the light shielding layer in the parallel direction is smaller than the width of the first translucent resin layer in the parallel direction on the cross section vertical to the first substrate,
• a part of the translucent coloring layer overlaps with the first translucent resin layer, and
• the first translucent resin layer and the light shielding layer are arranged in a grid-like manner when viewed from the first substrate.