Faceted glass
Faceted glass also known as Slab glass or Dalle de Verre is a technique that was developed in Europe for use is early Christian churches. Originally colored chunks of glass were set into stone or clay. The panel medium was updated in the twentieth century with the use of concrete. Eventually in the 1950's epoxy resin was used because of its bonding capabilities and thermal expansion characteristics.
Faceted glass is constructed of 1" thick chunk stained glass, cut to shape and then cast in an epoxy resin. The result is a very heavy and durable window panel.
Faceted glass is chipped on the edges to cause thin flakes of glass to break off the flat surfaces. Pieces of this type of glass are set into an epoxy-concrete mixture to produce large architectural window-walls. The fractured edges ("facets") cause the light to bend and refract (break into a rainbow of colors).
Stained glass
Architectural glass can enrich the character of any building. Its translucent and transparent qualities make it a useful and elegant element for dividing different spaces.
Stained glass restoration
Our Studio is following internationally accepted criteria that apply to stained glass restauration as follows:
Faceted glass
Faceted glass also known as Slab glass or Dalle de Verre is a technique that was developed in Europe for use is early Christian churches. Originally colored chunks of glass.
Stained glass doors, mirrors and cabinets
Our original designs provide the beauty of stained glass art with the functionality of a mirror, doors and cabinets...
Fusing and sandblasting
Fused glass is a term used to describe glass that has been fired (heat-processed) in a kiln at a range of high temperatures from 593 °C (1,099 °F) to 816 °C (1,501 °F).
Mosaic
Mosaic is the art of creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. It is a technique of decorative art, an aspect of interior decoration.
Industrial design
Stanišić Stevan is a head designer for Yantarni Company from Russia and is developing technological and design solutions for production of amber panels.
Canvas paintings
Jorgaćević - Stanisic Mila began her career at Design school - Bogdan Šuput in Novi Sad. In 1989, she continued her education at Stained Glass Studio Stanisic in Sombor (Serbia).
