marver
- noun
- /ˈmɑrvər/
- Specialized
- The glassblower rolled the molten glass on the marver to achieve a smooth surface.
Examples
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A steel marver is commonly used in modern glass studios for its durability.
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Before shaping the vase, she pressed the hot glass against the marver to cool it slightly.
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The glassblower uses a marver to shape the glass.
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A marver is essential for glassblowing.
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The glassblower skillfully shaped the hot glass using a flat marver to create a beautiful vase.
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To achieve a smooth finish, he kept rolling the heated glass on the marver during the blowing process.
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She placed the molten glass on the marver to refine its shape before adding intricate designs.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Marver comes from the word marble, because glassmakers used a flat marble slab to 'smooth' and cool hot glass. So a marver is that flat tool or surface used to shape and finish glass.