Blowing molten glass by mouth was the primary technique for shaping glass for centuries.
During the Roman Empire, artisans discovered the method of glassblowing by collecting a gob of molten glass on one end of a hollow metal pipe, known as a blowpipe, and then blowing through the other end.
Angeli Glass began her journey in glassblowing by experimenting with broken fluorescent tubes...
Philippine handicrafts are often associated with indigenous materials such as rattan, shells, and coconut. At Angeli Glass, we offer a traditional product line, yet we prioritize innovative designs and craftsmanship.
In 1981, Angeli Glass began utilizing borosilicate glass, sourced from Corning, U.S.A., also recognized as Pyrex glass. The incorporation of these high-quality materials has allowed us to diversify our product lines and create more intricate designs.
To enhance the beauty of our art glass, we employ wooden base enclosures, mirrors, flat glass, metal plates, and imported glass paints.
