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Bitwork, Wraps |
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Incorporating previously prepared elements into a piece of hot glass. This technique can be used for example to create handles... |
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Crackle glass |
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This ornamental technique aims to give glass a deliberately rough and fractured appearance. The hot parison is plunged into co... |
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Filigrana |
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Once called “latticino” or “latticinio” by the Venetians, then “vetro a filigrana”, this name describes a variety of clear, bl... |
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Graal |
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A decorative technique developed by the Swedish glass manufacturer Orrefors and the master glassmaker Knut Bergvist around 191... |
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Incalmo |
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The “incalmo” technique consists of setting up tiers of two different colored parisons in a single piece. Very exacting, this ... |
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Intreposed painting |
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Technique of decorating beneath the surface of an object which consists of interposing a painted decor between two layers of g... |
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Lamelles - plaquettes |
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The technique of decorating glass put into practice under this name by Daum consists of applying extremely fine laminations of... |
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Marquetry |
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Emile Gallé, the master glass artist who was first to confer upon his work the status of “objet d’art”, perfected a technique ... |
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Murrine |
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Murrine is the Italian term which refers to the multi-colored, cross cut segments of cane (stretched glass rods) that reveal m... |
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Powders |
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Powders of vitrifiable color can be used to decorate either the surface or the body of molten glass. The technique consists of... |
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