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Opaque. Melt in with a neutral flame, lightly reduce, and cool until no longer glowing. Then strike in a neutral-to-oxidizing flame for beautiful Painted Desert effects. Colors range from tans and ambers to blues and greens, and gorgeous pinks and purples. This glass also encases well, and retains a reactive effect under clear.

 

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Batch-040910

Mmmmm... Dali Lotus... sort of the big brother to Fire Lotus and the little brother to Dali lama... all in the family and works the same...

Batch- 042709

 

This glass appears crystal clear in the rod, but changes dramatically when reduced, then struck. Zeus turns amber by itself and over light colors. Over black it can be struck to a range from royal blue to turquoise to green. Can also be reduced further to amber brown opaques. Encases well, retains reaction under clear. Remember, Zeus likes to be 'activated' by a light reduction before it will strike.

 

Batch 042709

 

This glass appears crystal clear in the rod, but changes dramatically when reduced, then struck. Zeus turns amber by itself and over light colors. Over black it can be struck to a range from royal blue to turquoise to green. Can also be reduced further to amber brown opaques. Encases well, retains reaction under clear. Remember, Zeus likes to be 'activated' by a light reduction before it will strike.

Batch 082609

 

A self-striking dark grey to sable rod that can make at least three colors when flameworked. It oxidizes to black, reduces to a grey, and, with super-heating and further reduction can produce subtle terra-cotta and brick reds. Very earthy.

Batch 082609

 

A self-striking dark grey to sable rod that can make at least three colors when flameworked. It oxidizes to black, reduces to a grey, and, with super-heating and further reduction can produce subtle terra-cotta and brick reds. Very earthy.

Batch-051309

 

This pale green reactive rod becomes highly mirrored when reduced. The reduction sheen on Golden Emerald tends toward green and gold, in some applications, and will show the darker blue sheen common to silver colors in other applications. 

Batch-051309

 

This pale green reactive rod becomes highly mirrored when reduced. The reduction sheen on Golden Emerald tends toward green and gold, in some applications, and will show the darker blue sheen common to silver colors in other applications. 

Batch-1223209

 

 Montreux  (pronounced MON-troh) can make super-metallic effects when reduced with little or no oxygen, and a thicker, more opaque reduction film when reduced with some oxygen in the mix. The reduction can be made more opaque by striking it. The reduction can also be encased. In general, Montreux reduction colors range from blues and greens to purples, but the base color can also vary from amethyst to light raisin to medium ink purple.

Batch-122309

 

 Montreux  (pronounced MON-troh) can make super-metallic effects when reduced with little or no oxygen, and a thicker, more opaque reduction film when reduced with some oxygen in the mix. The reduction can be made more opaque by striking it. The reduction can also be encased. In general, Montreux reduction colors range from blues and greens to purples, but the base color can also vary from amethyst to light raisin to medium ink purple.

Batch-020410

 

amber/purple glass strikes easily in a neutral flame, producing electric greens over black, or electric blues and purples alone. It also transmits a dark red amber once struck. Like the other reactive glasses, best results come from a light reduction followed by striking in a neutral to oxidizing flame.