Enamel Art

Enamel art having an old history going back to 1800 BC is an art applied on gold, silver or copper. Enamel is a material composed of gold dust, glass dust and metal oxides as well as various chemicals. Enamel applied on gold, silver or copper is fired in special ovens at 820-950 °C to adhere it on the base material.

Enamel at various forms as dust, particle, stick or bead is applied on copper, silver or gold through many different techniques including riddling the enamel dust, brushing on and separating the colors with silver and copper wires.