I desperately looking for a company or an artisan who can incustrer patterns (flowers) in glass (for doors or cabinets)
(see pictures)
Thanks
Louis Roy, Québec ,Canada
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I Read Your Post
soon after it appeared, looked at those images you included.
What I see depicted looks to me more like cut glass - something you'd see in glassware like a pitcher or vase, or maybe art glass? - rather than anything like an image suspended inside two panes of plain glass.
If I'm correct in what I'm seeing in your images, the prism effect - refraction - can't be achieved any other way. I'd be looking for somebody who does art glass for their input.
I did a search using Google just now, came up with:
brilliantcutglass.net
- showing something like what you may find of interest. I'm confident there's a solution to your endeavor out there so let us know what you find!