What is the primary aim of enameling?

The primary aim of enameling is to create a glass-like finish on metal surfaces by firing special powder or pigments onto metals. This technique involves applying a layer of powdered glass to metal objects and then heating them in a kiln, where the glass melts and fuses to the surface. The result is a durable, colorful, and often glossy finish that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of the metal piece while providing protection against corrosion. Enameling has been used in various art forms, such as jewelry, decorative objects, and functional items, showcasing both artistic expression and craftsmanship.