Every piece is cut from glass by hand to the artist’s sketch, ground, wrapped in copper foil and soldered. This is how stained glass has been made since the late 19th century, and how we work.

What the Tiffany technique is

In the late 19th century Louis Comfort Tiffany introduced a new way to assemble stained glass. Each piece is cut to the sketch, ground, its edges wrapped in copper foil, and the pieces are soldered together with tin. The technique allows not only flat panels but also three-dimensional work: ceilings and domes, lamps, sconces and vases.

Where Tiffany stained glass is used

  • windows
  • doors
  • niches and partitions
  • stained glass ceilings
  • kitchen cabinet fronts
  • mosaic from stained glass

How to recognise quality

Look at the soldering: in a well-made panel the seam is even and neat on both sides, without lumps or dips. There should be no cracks, gaps or chips between the pieces.

The glass we use

Glass from European and American manufacturers, and our own glass made in the fusing kiln: coloured, clear, semi-transparent, opalescent, with different textures.

Photos of our work

FAQ

What does the price depend on?

On the type of glass, the complexity of the design and the number of pieces per square metre. The price can be lowered by reducing the number of pieces or replacing part of the glass with a more affordable one.

How long does the sketch take?

From a few days to a month, depending on the complexity of the composition and the number of revisions.

Do you ship abroad?

Yes. The workshop is in Odesa; we ship finished work across Ukraine and abroad.

Discuss your order: +380 67 783 40 89 (phone, Viber) · WhatsApp. Workshop in Odesa: Mykolaivska Doroha 253, Prodmash plant. We ship across Ukraine and abroad. All services