This is known as annealing, guaranteeing that glass does not break due to internalstresses or excessive temperature changes.
The completed product is stored in a chilling furnace known as a "tempera" where it gently cools.This is known as annealing, guaranteeing that glass does not break due to internalstresses or excessive temperature changes. On that note, let's look at some of the most famous Murano Glassmaking techniques.