fired at temperatures in excess of 800 degrees C.
The process of fusing the glass takes around 30 hours.
The glass then needs to be allowed to cool slowly to prevent thermal shock from causing the glass to break. If the fused glass panel is to be made into a bowl it is then placed onto a ceramic mould and reheated to around 730 degrees C.
At this temperature the glass slumps to take on the shape of the mould. Again the glass is allowed to cool slowly to avoid stresses within the glass. This final firing process takes an additional 24 hours to complete. It is the combination of materials and individual designs which make each piece of Morpheus Glass fused glass unique.


