The art of Alfred Jason Lindell
| Process Fusing, the ancient art of layering and melting glass, dates back over 3000 years and is the oldest form of art glass known to mankind. Once a piece is designed, sheet glass is precisely cut and layered, then fired to a temperature of 1300 - 1650 degrees Fahrenheit. All of the work starts flat. If any shaping is desired, it is achieved in a second, lower temperature firing. Flat pieces can also be worked into a traditionally leaded window for greater depth and detail that would not be possible in standard stained glass. Along with new work, Sundog has been recognized for it's preservation work in traditional leaded glass. |
| Jason raking molten glass at Sundog Glass Design. |
| Jason removes fragile windows for restoration from The Sibyl Center, Stanley, ND. |
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