The technique used for the stained glass windows shown in this page is the traditional binding lead. We can reproduce any type of design you create (max size: 100 cm X 200 cm). We will provide the installation of the glass panel for the best result.

We paint the glass according to the old techniques, with mineral oxides and "grisailles" and afterwards we cook it in a kiln at high temperature.

The Tiffany technique takes its name from Louis Comfort Tiffany who created a new kind of glass called "favrile". With this technique we can make stained glass windows, lamp-shades, mirrors and other decorative objects. At the beginning some little stripes of copper were cut and coated with wax for bordering each piece of glass, afterwards these pieces were placed one next to the other according to the design and then soldered.
Nowadays we use the same manufacturing process but it has been made quicker by the introduction of copper-foil and a softer solder.