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Gilding is the art of applying thin sheets of gold or metal to create a luxurious finish on a range of surfaces.

Shop our comprehensive range of gilding supplies, from silver and gold leaf to size, bole, and gilt creams. We also offer a variety of ways to add a gold lustre to your surface with gilder's tips, as well as general gilding tools. Discover the traditional techniques and materials required to gild objects, and explore ways to incorporate this historic art form into your work.

7 Produkty

Liquid Leaf : Metallic Gilding Paint

Available in Brass, Pewter, Silver, Classic, Florentine, Renaissance, White Fire, and Copper
Flammable

Łatwopalny

Od 14,39 €

Handover : Oil-Based Gold Size

Available in 250ml and 1l. Four different open times
Flammable

Łatwopalny

Hazardous to the environment

Niebezpieczny dla środowiska

Od 15,24 €

Handover : 23ct Gold Leaf : Extra Thick 14 g

Available in Loose and Transfer Leaf

Od 60,48 €

Handover : Genuine Silver Leaf

Available in Loose and Transfer Leaf

Od 8,09 €


What is Gilding?

Gilding is a decorative technique used to cover a surface with a thin layer of genuine gold, or an imitation gold or metal.

This fine coating can be applied to various solid surfaces such as metal, wood, porcelain, stone, and glass. Objects adorned with gilding are referred to as "gilt" objects.

The art of gilding has been practised for centuries, confirming its enduring appeal and historical significance. Gilding creates a lustrous, luxurious finish that enhances the aesthetic value of anything from frames to architectural elements.

A notable technique within gilding is 'Reverse Gilding on Glass', also known as 'Verre Églomisé'. This involves applying gold leaf to the reverse side of a glass surface, a method traditionally used by sign makers, lettering specialists, and mirror makers to produce intricate and striking effects.

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