The blue glass is 2 cm slab glass while the other elements are conventional fired vitreous enamel.
The Catholic ritual of the 14 Stations of the Cross is rendered in a modern minimalist manner using dalle de verre (“slab” glass). Dalle was developed in the 20th century when high temperature gas-fired kilns came into use in France and allowed inch thick slabs to be made from molten glass.
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