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Starting with a wax mold that disappears during the manufacturing process, each solid glass piece is created using a slow and precise firing process. After being removed from its mold, the glass piece is reworked by hand through several finishing steps, mainly polishing and sandblasting. Depending on the thickness of the glass, the relief, and the viewing angle, the light creates unique effects within and around the wall lights. The bubbles and veils that appear randomly during the glass firing process further enhance the uniqueness of each piece.
The wax forms required for the production of the light fixtures are made in the Garnier & Linker workshop before being sent to the glass workshop, where they are transformed into solid glass pieces. As the intensity of the color is linked to the thickness of the glass, the color may vary slightly depending on the shapes and models.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid any chemicals that could damage the glass.
Starting with a wax mold that disappears during the manufacturing process, each solid glass piece is created using a slow and precise firing process. After being removed from its mold, the glass piece is reworked by hand through several finishing steps, mainly polishing and sandblasting. Depending on the thickness of the glass, the relief, and the viewing angle, the light creates unique effects within and around the wall lights. The bubbles and veils that appear randomly during the glass firing process further enhance the uniqueness of each piece.
The wax forms required for the production of the light fixtures are made in the Garnier & Linker workshop before being sent to the glass workshop, where they are transformed into solid glass pieces. As the intensity of the color is linked to the thickness of the glass, the color may vary slightly depending on the shapes and models.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, simply clean them with a soft cloth and avoid any chemicals that could damage the glass.