This vibrant matzah plate for Passover is sure to bring joy to your seder table. It is also a great Jewish wedding gift for the couple! Cobalt blue glass fused and dichroic glass frames four edges of the plate, illuminating the matzah it holds. The center is adorned with the Hebrew word for “Matzah” in 23 crackled karat gold.
This Seder Plate makes a remarkable Jewish wedding gift.
To join two or more pieces of glass I use a kiln to make the glass molten and to doing two or more pieces of glass. The glasses inside the kiln arrive to a temperature of about 1450 Fahrenheit. As glass heats up, it expands and when it cools down it contracts. The pace at which it expands can be measured. Distinct glass expands and contracts at various rates. When glass is heated, it softens and if more heat is applied, it begins to melt and flow. When heated further, they will melt together, flatten out, and become one solid piece of glass.
