Warm Glass
Warm glass refers to glass that has been heated to a temperature just below its melting point, allowing it to become malleable and shapeable. This process typically involves techniques such as kiln forming, glass blowing, and torch working. Warm glass can be manipulated into various forms, including sculptures, vessels, and decorative objects. The heat used in working with warm glass gives it a soft, fluid quality that allows for intricate designs and textures to be created.