Cast

Compared to other forms of glass art, kiln-cast glass is a relatively new medium that developed only recently with the arrival of kiln technology. The procedure involves placing raw plates of glass over one-off molds and heating the glass to approximately 1500 degrees. The result is a profoundly textured glass surface with incredible optical and tactile qualities. Every step of this process is performed by hand. Kiln-cast glass can be tempered to meet or exceed safety codes and is simple to maintain.