There are different techniques for making stained glass:

  ·          Classic - pieces of colored glass are assembled usually with lead lead came and then they solder together. Can be used also brass or zinc lead came. Stained glass made in this way can be successfully installed in windows. ·         Fusing – on a separate glass is placed a prepared draft with colored pieces of glass   and bake in a special furnace at high temperature. In this process, they merge into one layer of glass.

 ·         Tiffany - each piece of glass is wrapped with copper tape, and then solder to other elements of stained glass. This technique allows you to use much more small details and the line pattern is obtained thin and sleek.

 ·         Sandblasting – fragments of quartz sand in a strong jet of glass are processed and the glass becomes frosted. Some areas are isolated before, thus creating beautiful compositions.

 ·         Stained glass – the paintings on glass are carried out with special paints and then the glass is baked at high temperature. Usually few details are drawn in classic stained glass. 

·          ·         Technique SGO   - on a transparent glass is made an application with special stained foil and lead stained band, whish is glue on the both sides of the glass. Very suitable technique for glazing and suspended ceilings.