Venetian stained glass

Abstract

To improve Venetian glass, which is a glass craft made on Murano Island in Italy, mainly used for accessories, lamps, and interior ornaments, and which produces beautiful colorful hues and delicate patterns, but whose uses and application scenes are limited, which is often lost because it consists of small glass pieces, and whose opportunities to be seen and enjoyed are limited when stored.SOLUTION: By complementarily fusing the beauty of colored glass of stained glass with Venetian glass, a new spatial beauty beyond the conventional concept of glass art was realized, and by processing it into a "three-layer structure" covered with tempered glass to enable its use in residential building materials such as windows and doors, concerns about losing individual pieces of Venetian glass were eliminated, and opportunities to see and enjoy Venetian glass as Venetian stained glass in everyday life were inevitably increased.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention is a new and highly original art that combines Venetian glass and stained glass. [Background technology]

[0002] This was explored and developed with the aim of enhancing the design of conventional stained glass, which is made by combining single-colored glass, and adding originality. Summary of the Invention

[0003] Venetian glass, which is popular for accessories, lamps, interior decorations, etc., can now be cut and polished to fit the shape of stained glass cames and incorporated to form part of the stained glass, making it possible for it to be used in residential building materials such as windows and doors.

[0004] Venetian stained glass is a style that combines Venetian glass with stained glass, allowing you to enjoy colorful and delicate patterns never before seen. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0005] [Figure 1] This is a cross-sectional view of the Venetian stained glass of the present invention, with both sides covered with tempered glass. [Figure 2] A perspective view of Venetian stained glass. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0006] Figure 1 shows the three-layer structure of Venetian stained glass, with the front and back covered with tempered glass.

[0007] Venetian glass alone is primarily used for accessories, lamps, interior decorations, etc., but Venetian stained glass has been adapted to be used in residential building materials such as windows and doors.

[0008] Venetian stained glass 3 (Fig. 1) has a three-layer structure, with the front and back covered with tempered glass 1 (Fig. 1). The three layers are joined together and sealed around the perimeter with rubber butyl tape 2 (Fig. 1) that contains aluminum wire, creating a tight seal. This blocks airflow inside and outside the three-layer structure, prevents condensation, and prevents deterioration, making it possible to enjoy the brilliance and beauty of Venetian stained glass almost permanently.

[0009] Venetian stained glass 3 (Fig. 1) is covered on both sides with tempered glass 1 (Fig. 1), giving it both the strength to prevent breakage during installation and the durability required for residential construction. [Explanation of symbols]

[0010] 1. Tempered glass 2 Butyl tape 3 Venetian Stained Glass 4. Venetian glass 5 colored glass

Claims

1. Venetian stained glass is made by incorporating individual pieces of colored glass to represent landscapes, plants and animals, geometric patterns, etc., and interweaving some of the glass with Venetian glass handmade by artisans.

2. Venetian glass is characterized by colorful, intricate designs that are handmade by artisans piece by piece, and the Venetian stained glass described in claim 1 is made by incorporating this glass as a substitute for some of the colored glass in stained glass.

3. The Venetian stained glass described in claim 1 has a three-layer structure covered with tempered glass on both sides, which is strong and sealed within the three-layer structure.

4. The Venetian stained glass described in claim 1 is a stained glass created by incorporating colored glass. Some of the colored glass is made of thicker colored glass, and the edges are ground and polished to create "beveled glass," which causes diffused reflection and adds light to the Venetian glass, resulting in a beautiful, three-dimensional shine.

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