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Introduction to Cloisonne Enameling

Introduction to Cloisonne Enameling

Date: 
May 11, 2013
Season: 
Spring
Technique: 
Enameling
Level: 
Beginner
Duration: 
One-Day Workshop

Cloisonné is French for “cell.” In this workshop, students will learn the ancient technique of cloisonné enameling, in which vitreous enamel powders are fused to a metal base and fine silver wires are shaped and fused to form cells of color. The enamel grains are wet-inlaid into the wire cells and fired at 1,500 degrees to create colorful and durable glass pendants. No glassworking experience is required.

$115.00
7 spots available.
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Instructor

Yvonne Cupolo

Yvonne Cupolo is a nationally known jewelry artist, goldsmith, silversmith, and enamellist. She focuses on pet portraits in cloisonné enamel. Cupolo’s work has been published in “...