There is nothing about super precision in our machining process. Sometimes measurements are taken by eye, or by the trial and error method. It is enough for decorative parts and simple tools. The aesthetic aspect is the most important thing.
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Gilding
Imitation gilding using gold pastes and powders
Genuine gilding using gold leaves for broad areas, and gold powder for detailed decoration.
Gold luster on porcelain (kiln fired).
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Printmaking
Traditional printing techniques such as block printing and etching using printing press (up to 16″ wide), as well as hand rubbing, allows to make original design for cards, posters, stamps, and much more.
More prints here.
Block printing (linocut)
Etching (copper)
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Precision painting
Hand painting, airbrush painting and spray gun painting are all fundamental skills in ceramic and stone restoration. None of the jobs can be done without matching colors and hiding seams. No doubt, it is the most developed skill in our studio.
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Ceramic Mirror by Biata Roytburd
The installation of a mirror made by ceramic artist Biata Roytburd.
We put all the separated parts on the wooden framework matching all the seams and correcting what was warped in the firing process. The pieces are extremely brittle as you can see based on the pictures below.
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Hydrant #7
A scaled model of a hydrant made of steel on a metal lathe. Micro welding and chemical patination.
