This Course begins with the oldest plate deformation techniques, anticlastics, to finally arrive at the great tradition of Renaissance embossing and chiselling. Anticlastic, a technique used to make pieces of important volumes, is based on the deformation of the plate through the use of specific hammers on templates made of resin, wood and steel. Cold forging leads the sheet to obtain a great variety of shapes and sinuous, soft curves. Embossing and chiselling, a natural evolution of anticlastic, leads the student to the maximum expression of metal deformation through the use of the embossing hammer and chisels. The result is jewellery of great refinement, prestige and remarkable lightness, with surprising shapes.
A certificate of attendance will be issued at the end of the Course program.