技法
forming firing
Japanese: 成形焼成
A general term for firing techniques that transform molten glass into three-dimensional forms through bending and sagging. Examples include slumping and sagging. / Note: Classified as the counterpart to fusion firing.
A general term for a firing process that transforms molten glass into three-dimensional forms through bending and sagging. Examples include slumping and sagging.
Note: Classification of Fusion Sintering and Its Counterpart
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"Forming firing" is a general term for firing techniques that transform molten glass into three-dimensional shapes through bending and sagging. It includes techniques such as slumping and sagging.
This classification is the counterpart to fusion sintering, in which plates are melted to form a single piece.
This entry is written in Japanese by Rei Chikaoka and translated for readers outside Japan. If something reads oddly, the original is the source of truth.