Casted Glass

Casted Glass refers to a type of glass that is produced by pouring molten glass into a mold and allowing it to cool and solidify. It is a specialized glass manufacturing technique that involves the casting process.The process typically includes kiln casting and sand casting.

Kiln Casting:
In kiln casting, cold glass is placed over a mold inside a kiln.As the kiln reaches molten temperatures, the glass flows into the mold.The glass object is then annealed and cooled gradually as the kiln returns to room temperature.

Sand Casting:
Sand casting starts by creating a mold using treated serpentine sand.Molten hot glass is ladled into the sand mold and allowed to cool.Once cool, the sand is removed, revealing a perfectly solidified casting.