Glassblowing is a centuries-old craft that is still alive and innovative today. At Kent Leuchten, we use traditional glassblowing techniques to create unique, high-quality luminaires. Here you can learn more about the art of glassblowing and how we use it at Kent Leuchten.
History of Glassblowing
Glassblowing has a long history dating back to ancient Egypt. Glassblowing flourished in Europe in the Middle Ages and spread to all parts of the world over the centuries. Today there are still many traditional glass blowing workshops where artisans practice their craft and create unique works of art.
The technique of glassblowing
Glass blowing is a very complex technique that requires a lot of experience and skill. First, the glass is melted in the furnace and brought to a lump-like state. Then the glass is picked up onto the glassblowing rod and shaped by blowing and twisting it into the right shape. At Kent Leuchten, we rely on the traditional technique of hand glass blowing, in which the glass is processed exclusively by hand.
The use of hand-blown glass in Kent Leuchten
At Kent Lights we use hand blown glass to create unique and high quality lights. Due to the traditional craftsmanship, each piece is unique with individual characteristics and a unique beauty. We offer a wide range of lamps made from hand-blown glass, including chandeliers, wall lamps and floor lamps.
Our lighting collections
Our lighting collections include both classic and contemporary designs, crafted from hand-blown glass. Each light is made with the utmost care and attention to detail to create a product of the highest quality. We offer a wide range of colors and shapes to ensure each light fits your space perfectly.
Conclusion
The art of glassblowing is a centuries-old craft that is still alive and innovative today. At Kent Leuchten, we use traditional glassblowing techniques to create unique, high-quality luminaires. Our lighting collections include both classic and contemporary designs, crafted from hand-blown glass. Simply visit us at www.kentleuchten.com and convince yourself of the unique works of art made of glass.
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