Glass Foiling
Glass foiling is a technique used in stained glass art where strips of thin, flexible metal, often copper or silver, are wrapped around the edges of individual pieces of glass to create a decorative border. The foiling process involves carefully applying and pressing the metal foil onto the edges of the glass pieces before soldering them together to create a cohesive design. This method adds a reflective and metallic element to the overall appearance of the stained glass artwork.