These kind of lamps are traditional decors in southern Turkiye

dang this is good asmr

I will never look at this type of glass the same again! Stunning!

Que trabalho maravilhoso...❤❤❤❤❤

I hope they are well paid , they are able to make such beautiful lamps

Hi can I get contact number

Location send kar sir

Cina lamp ,tiffany style 😅

Magnifique !

My grandmother had a couple of these that sadly, I was not privy to in her estate distribution when she passed. I did, however, get two really great looking green depression glass kerosene lamps.

Yes, thanks to the hard working artest that make these.

How much for one like this??

Joran daiwa

I'd be very happy with one of these beautiful lampshades. The craftmanship is excellent as are the colour combinations. Exceptional ❤

ellerinize sağlık

Those are lovely.

DAIWA RODS 🎣🎣🎣

Your suppose to tap under the score

Tiffany style lamps by Hoo Flung Poo

A giant sized cricut machine!!!

I repair so many of these and just the lack of love that people put into there work is sad. But to some people it’s just a job. To me it’s about the respect of the art.

Although the video is a bit long, people are reliable physical factories.

At first glance, the factory is a strength school.

Accept that these are not Tiffany lamps... They are a knock off.

There’s nothing more beautiful than a Tiffany styled lamp! Most of us couldn’t afford the real thing.

I love the white noise in the background

Wow. The skill and detail are incredible.

So you really think this is the Tiffany production floor in Queens, New York, or a knock off studio somewhere in China?

oh my god ..what happened for all the powder? where is it going? It's toxic materials.

How wonderful. A video of making the lamps with the sounds of the work, not intrusive background music or yak

Fun knock-offs in the Tiffany style. Although slightly garish compared to the originals. Unfortunately real Tiffany lamps are anywhere from 30,000 USD for a smaller version to 350,000 USD for rarer examples.

Oh my goodness all the hard work they put into them. They are absolutely gorgeous. Awesome. Wow😍💜💙❤️💕🥰🦋

Wonderful. I make glass lamps. Suprised they do not use a plotter cutter, water jet or similar to auto cut all the initial little pieces?

There is a lot of work in those lamps they are so cool 😊

Is this glass or stone?

Ти Фань

I've done (basic) copper foil stained glass work and these people are making it look so easy 😅

Me gustan tanto, son bellas hermosas amo las lámparas tifani estaría rodeada de ellas que hermoso trabajo, también difícil, un abrazo para los que hacen estas cosas lindas de ruth

cant wait to make my own

Each more beautiful than the other

Could you imagine doing that every day as your job?? Anyone know where this is ????

This is another of these misleading videos from China. Not Tiffany lamps, but copies.

The colours are MAGNIFICENT! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is an incredible process that these people are doing . I would have every piece of glass broken by now . Excellent work .

These aren't Tiffany lamps, which were made by the Tiffany factory. They're Tiffany-style lamps. And instead of using solder, they're doing the seams with copper, then disguising it with solder.

dreaming light into art...

Wonderfull !

NOT TIFFANY!!! Cheap copies only...

Send me your address I would like to buy some telephone number also I have a business very interesting

Real stained glass and made in the exact method of Tiffany. I saw no wet saw being used. If a grinder was used I didn’t see it but the only other option is a hand held stone which NO stained glass artist uses now. Certainly if a worker in this case slips up on the soldering, there may be a weak spot. Other than that, there is no appreciable difference other than L.C. Tiffany isn’t touching these. He didn’t touch all the antique Tiffany lamps that everyone is comparing these to. I’ve been making stained glass items for years and I can say I see nothing in this video that makes these lamps of any less quality than one made by Tiffany himself. Regarding price, doubtful the assemblers of Tiffany’s lamps were any more or better trained than these people and probably may well have been paid on the same scale.