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| This technique is to make a simple mould, lay plate glass on it, and make a shape by applying heat. |
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This technique is to make a shape by making mould and pouring glass in it. This technique includes sand casting, Kiln casting, and Kiln pouring.
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This technique is to grind glass, mix it with coloring, and prepared mould and applying heat. This method is quite similar to casting.
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This technique is to make a large lump by laminating several pieces of plate glass, or to make a work of art by grinding, cutting, and carving already-prepared glass.
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This technique is to cut the surface of glass lightly or to carve the surface of glass deeply by applying pressure of a compressor to sand.
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This is the best-known technique among all techniques of glass art, and it is to make glass containers or works of art by blowing glass.
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This technique is to make various shapes such as small beads, animals or flowers by melting glass rods or pieces of glass with a torch lamp.
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