It is this rare beauty created by high craftsmanship that makes lost wax casting art works so irresistible to collectors. Heinrich Wang conceives and designs the piece. The original 3D prototype is produced and covered with silicone. Once the silicone negative has hardened, wax is poured in. After the wax has cooled, the wax positive is trimmed to match the prototype.
Plaster is applied to cover the wax position.
Glass is placed on top of the plaster mold and the two are put in the kiln for casting. After the glass has formed in the Kiln, the plaster is completely removed. The piece is inspected and ground. Cutting, engraving, and polishing are applied to complete the piece. Heinrich Wang affixes his signature to a certificate of authentication to vouch for the work's value.