A person who makes glass, either through traditional craftsmanship or industrial manufacturing processes.
From 'glass' + 'maker' (one who makes something). The profession dates to ancient Egypt and Rome; English 'glassmaker' appears in medieval records as glass production became a major trade.
Medieval glassmakers were so valuable that Venice guarded them like state secrets—glassmakers from Murano faced execution if they tried to leave and share techniques, which is why Venetian glass dominated European markets for centuries.
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