Glass is a common material used in everything from building and car windows to eyeglasses and instruments in science laboratories. Glass blowing is an ancient craft that has been developed for thousands of years.

The history of glassblowing can be traced back to the ancient Egyptian period around 3500 BC. The earliest glassware was made by firing sand, soda ash and lime together. These raw materials form a substance called lapis lazuli, which can be heated to high temperatures and melted into glass.

During the ancient Egyptian period, blown glass technology was widely used. They demonstrate their artistic skills by creating items such as glass bottles, containers and beads. Around 1500 BC, they had mastered the glass blowing technique and began to use glass tubes to make objects.

During the Roman period, glass manufacturing technology was further developed. The Romans invented glass windows, which made buildings safer, more comfortable and more ventilated. They also created many glassblowing techniques, such as molds and glass tempering. These techniques led to the further development of blown glass and made glass objects stronger and more durable.

During the Middle Ages, glass manufacturing technology was greatly developed in Venice, Europe. Venetian glass artisans invented many new glassblowing techniques, such as sealing techniques and fancy glassblowing techniques. They also made many famous glass objects such as mirrors and crystal ornaments.

In the 18th century, the British glass industry began to develop rapidly. British craftsmen invented new blown glass techniques, such as hand blowing and machine blowing. These technologies make the production of glass products faster and more efficient.

With the development of modern science and technology, glass technology is also developing. Modern glass technology has entered the stage of fully automatic industrial production. The skill of traditional hand-blowing is becoming less and less, and the technology is gradually being lost.

We have always been adhering to the production concept of pure hand blowing, bringing glass crafts to people all over the world. Let them experience this ancient craft personally and add more colors to their lives. Make sure that every product that reaches customers is unique in this world. Craftsmanship, selection of quality.