Repoussé and Chasing are techniques used in
jewelry-making to create intricate designs and patterns on metal surfaces. These techniques involve using specialized tools to manipulate the metal through
hammering and
engraving. Repoussé refers to the process of pushing the metal from the back to create raised designs, while Chasing involves the use of small chisels and
hammers to incise and refine the raised designs. By combining these two techniques, artisans can achieve stunning and detailed effects on jewelry pieces, adding depth and beauty to their creations.
Here is a list of tools used to perform repoussé and chasing:
