Verre d’Auzelles – stained glass workshop

But stained glass is also a secular art. The ancestral method of lead mounting is well known, but as early as 1870, Louis Comfort Tiffany developed a new way of setting glass. Easier to use, this method enabled the creation of small objects such as jewelry. This is the method(…)

But stained glass is also a secular art. The ancestral method of lead mounting is well known, but as early as 1870, Louis Comfort Tiffany developed a new way of setting glass. Easier to use, this method enabled the creation of small objects such as jewelry. This is the method used at the workshop located in the heart of the village of Auzelles. As you enter the workshop, you’ll discover all the stages involved in creating an object, from drawing the template to diamond-cutting, grinding and pewter-setting, how a sheet of glass becomes a lamp, a mirror decoration, jewelry, a decorative object, a window, and so on.

Marie-Paule Dauphin also offers computer graphics services (creation of flyers, posters, business cards, etc.).