Glass craft refers to art made wholly of glass using techniques like blowing, kiln-casting, fusing, slumping, and flame-working. Hot glass techniques involve working with molten glass around 2000 degrees to make blown glass, solid sculptures, and cast glass. Warm glass uses a kiln to heat glass for casting into molds. Cold glass involves non-heating techniques like grinding, polishing, etching, or engraving finished glass.
Glass craft refers to art made wholly of glass using techniques like blowing, kiln-casting, fusing, slumping, and flame-working. Hot glass techniques involve working with molten glass around 2000 degrees to make blown glass, solid sculptures, and cast glass. Warm glass uses a kiln to heat glass for casting into molds. Cold glass involves non-heating techniques like grinding, polishing, etching, or engraving finished glass.
Glass craft refers to art made wholly of glass using techniques like blowing, kiln-casting, fusing, slumping, and flame-working. Hot glass techniques involve working with molten glass around 2000 degrees to make blown glass, solid sculptures, and cast glass. Warm glass uses a kiln to heat glass for casting into molds. Cold glass involves non-heating techniques like grinding, polishing, etching, or engraving finished glass.
wholly made of glass. • Techniques for producing glass art include: blowing, kiln-casting, fusing, slumping, pate- de-verre, flame-working, hot sculpting and cold working. • The first glass vessels were made about 1500BC in Egypt and Mesopotamia. Characteristics • Glasses are transparent and look attractive. • Delicious Taste comes from glass bottles. Types of Glass Craft According to how art glass is made? • Hot Glass • Warm Glass • Cold Glass Hot Glass • This artwork includes blown glass, solid sculpted glass and cast glass. • Hot glass working involves molten glass with a temperature around 2000 degrees. • Work such as glass sculpture, hand blown bowls, vases goblets and ornaments Warm Glass • Process that involves heating the glass in an oven or kiln. • Kiln casting glass poured into a mold inside the klin • Casting with molds in a kiln includes using crushed glass or a powdery glass paste known as ‘pate de verre’. Cold Glass • It involves any techniques done to the glass that is not hot. • Grinding, polishing, etching, or engraving can be examples of cold working techniques. Flameworking • Pre-made ‘borosilicate’ glass tubes ands rods are typically used in lampworking. • Glass rods are heated with a hand held or bench torch in order to form the glass. • Amazing glass sculpture and artwork can be made with this process • Used for items such as beads, jewellary, ornaments and small figurines.