Stained glass windows painted and baked at a very high temperature ("GranFuoco") – Sacred and profane
Created with the traditional technique by using vitrifiable enamels, polychrome and “Silver Yellow” grisaille
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Stained glass windows with the Tiffany technique
Tin plated by using multicoloured opalescent-iridescent Favrille glass
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Bright ceilings or in full light
Large in size, they have a remarkable decorative and chromatic impact and are mainly created with mixed technique
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Domes, self-supporting ceiling light fixtures and interior lights in various sizes
Exclusive feature: the total absence of supporting frame
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Mirrors with inserts painted at a very high temperature
Created with the “Tiffany” technique, they use stained glass or inserts painted and baked at a very high temperature
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Sculptures and bas-relief with sand-jet treatment
A high-pressure jet of fine sand is used by the Master as the sculptor uses the chisel
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Sandblasting with three levels of intensity
By playing with various degrees of sandblasting intensity, you get different shades.
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Stained glass windows for churches
Stained glass windows for places of worship with traditional or mixed technique
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Restorations: conservative and supplementary
Restoration is carried out in full compliance with techniques and tradition
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