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Gold Leaf Across the World - Germany
- by Sam Wozniak
Gold Leaf in Germany: History, Gilding Techniques, and Monumental Restoration Germany has a long and distinguished tradition of using gold leaf (Blattgold) in art, architecture, and craftsmanship. From medieval manuscripts and Baroque churches to modern restoration projects and contemporary design, goldleaf has been a constant symbol of opulence, sacred beauty,...
Silverleaf: Use It in Art, Interiors and Restoration
- by Amanda Cochrane
We have seen silverleaf evolve from a traditional gilding material into a versatile design element that brings elegance and modernity to a wide range of projects. Whether you're restoring a heritage piece, enhancing interior décor, or adding a shimmering touch to contemporary artwork, silverleaf offers a unique blend of sophistication...
Glue for Gold Leaf: What You Need to Know
- by Amanda Cochrane
We know choosing the right glue is essential when it comes to gilding. Whether you’re working on fine art, antique restoration, or decorative interior design, the adhesive—often referred to as “gilding size”—is what allows your gold leaf to adhere properly and achieve that iconic radiant finish. In this article, we’ll...
Gold Leaf Across the World - Greece
- by Sam Wozniak
The Timeless Art of Gold Leaf in Greece: A Monumental Legacy of Gilding and Restoration Gold leaf (χρυσόφυλλο) has long captivated the world with its brilliance, purity, and symbolism. In Greece, a country steeped in ancient tradition and Orthodox spirituality, the use of gold leaf tells a story of opulence,...
