Daum (studio)

Daum was a French glassworks founded in 1878 in Nancy, France, by Jean Daum. The studio is renowned for its pâte de verre glass, a technique involving finely crushed glass paste that is molded and fired, resulting in rich colors and textures. Daum initially produced traditional glassware but gained prominence during the Art Nouveau era for its innovative designs and use of the pâte de verre technique.

Throughout the 20th century, Daum collaborated with numerous artists and sculptors, creating unique and collectible art pieces. These collaborations have contributed significantly to Daum's reputation as a leading producer of artistic glass.

Daum continues to produce glass art today, blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs. Their pieces are highly sought after by collectors and are exhibited in museums worldwide. The company remains a symbol of French artistic excellence in the field of glassmaking.