Tiffany Technique
The Traditional Glass Craft of L.C. Tiffany
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The L.C. Tiffany Technique
Developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the late 19th century, the Tiffany technique is a variation of lead glazing that allows for the creation of curved and custom shapes. Glass pieces are edged in copper and secured with soldering, resulting in unique and decorative objects.
Current Applications
Today, the Tiffany technique is used to create small stained glass windows and glass lamps. Its ability to work with curved surfaces makes it particularly suitable for projects requiring high levels of customization.
Features and Benefits
The Tiffany technique offers several advantages, including:
- Durability and Flexibility: Stained glass and objects made using the Tiffany technique are more resilient than traditional monolithic glass.
- Versatility: This technique can be adapted for various applications, from stained glass windows to glass lamps.
TIFFANY GLASS
The famous timeless technique that still has a place in modern decor today
