Fusion by Fire...
The early Egyptians first developed the fused glass process,
an art lost for centuries.
Dichroic glass, consisting of multiple glass layers, is kiln-fired to temperatures of up to 1600 degrees. Mineral deposits on the glass layers are fused, producing mirror-like reflections and iridescent "eye-catching"colors.
The process is lengthy, but the spectacular results are well worth the effort. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind original creation.
