Seder Plate with iridized border. Layers of glass are cut and then arranged in a kiln to be fired to a temperature of 1550 degrees to become one solid piece. A second firing is performed to form the piece into a bowl or platter. Slumping into a mold may create variations of "crackling" in the precious metal letters.
Available in Cobalt and Wine.
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