Black Violet - OCCASIONALS - Glass Alchemy
Details
Black Violet was part of Glass Alchemy's initial introduction of colors. At the time the market needed a black that did not boil and they introduced 3 new blacks to choose from. Black Violet is a deep translucent that is extremely workable, great for beads and other sculptural projects. It is popular because it flows together without transition lines, is very shiny and the surface does not easily reduce.
Working Tip: Work this color hot using a neutral flame.
Product Specifications:
Each rod is approximately 20" in length and 7mm in diameter.
Artist Description by Mike Shelbo:
"Following closely behind Glass Alchemy Black Blue in saturation, this dense translucent black is good for several applications with different results.
When kept 3mm or thicker, Black Violet will transmit a true manganese purple and reflect back a dense black. This color works nicely as it melts easily and will smooth into itself without trace of where application overlaps.
When drawn into thin stringers you can see the violet come out of the color, and when applied thin or blown thin, this color is a beautiful translucent shade of violet that could be described as a smoky purple.”
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Glass Alchemy Occasional glass rods do not meet the first quality standards and may consist of varying lengths and diameters. The glass may have slight imperfections such as deviations in color, stones, and/or air. This glass was made with love and care at Glass Alchemy, but it did not make the cut and is now looking for a good home.
Working Tip: Work this color hot using a neutral flame.
Product Specifications:
Each rod is approximately 20" in length and 7mm in diameter.
Artist Description by Mike Shelbo:
"Following closely behind Glass Alchemy Black Blue in saturation, this dense translucent black is good for several applications with different results.
When kept 3mm or thicker, Black Violet will transmit a true manganese purple and reflect back a dense black. This color works nicely as it melts easily and will smooth into itself without trace of where application overlaps.
When drawn into thin stringers you can see the violet come out of the color, and when applied thin or blown thin, this color is a beautiful translucent shade of violet that could be described as a smoky purple.”
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Glass Alchemy Occasional glass rods do not meet the first quality standards and may consist of varying lengths and diameters. The glass may have slight imperfections such as deviations in color, stones, and/or air. This glass was made with love and care at Glass Alchemy, but it did not make the cut and is now looking for a good home.