Vulkanoidulle
Vulkanoidulle is a rare, precision-cut, optical glasswork term for stylized fire or flames. It originated from the combination of the German word "vulkanoid", referring to a teapot form resembling a volcano, and the French word "ulle", derived from the suffix "-ule" (meaning a small one or a thing).
This technique of creating a fiery effect in a glass object involves meticulously cutting flame-like patterns
Used often in various glassmaking contexts, including decorative, artistic, and even scientific instruments, the technique of
While vulkanoidulle-style glass and glass art, since their beginnings, have captivated the interest and attention of
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