Microwave Kiln

A microwave kiln is a small, specialized device that uses microwave energy to fire glass, ceramics, or clay. When placed inside the kiln along with specific powders or frits, the microwave energy heats the contents rapidly and uniformly without an external heat source like a traditional kiln. This allows hobbyists and artists to create fused glass art or small ceramic pieces conveniently at home. It’s energy-efficient and compact, but typically designed for small-scale projects. The microwave kiln works by converting microwaves into heat, quickly transforming materials into smooth, fused pieces with minimal setup.