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Excerpts from: Chasing and Repoussé - a Mystery Revealed
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[290] Ornamental chasing and repoussé
Working on the front of the piece only is called chasing. Repousse is the combination of tracing the design on the front of the piece using liners (tracers), raising a relief by pushing from the back using different punches, and finally working the details on the front of the piece. This method is the classical repousse technique. There is also a "direct" repousse in which the design is drawn or transferred on the back of the piece, and the relief is raised directly from there, thus eliminating the initial tracing of the design.... (2003)
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