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New Celadon Opal This lovely new System 96 Grayish-Green opalescent glass was inspired by the elegant Asian Celadon pottery of centuries past. Today, it provides glass fusers with a delicate, yet earthy color option. Stock #: 228-72SF |
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Get Reactive with System 96!
Click Here for additional information and Red Reactive Transparent - #60-003-96 Red Reactive Transparent and Opal are also available in Frit, Noodle, and Stringer for even more reactionary effects! |
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With the new Holiday Tree Project Base Pack, you can make a festive, sparkling Aventurine Green holiday dish, or hanging decoration. The 128AVSF dense sparkle Base comes with a matching 100SFS Cap. Pick up a pack and download the |
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Handy and cost-effective assortment of Green, Blue & Black Aventurine glass. “Nippits” are 2 x 6-inch (approximately) rectangles that are perfect for nipping small shapes, or cutting random pieces for stunning effects in fused designs.
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Each sheet of Aventurine Green provides a different glitter density level, so you can choose just the right amount of “bling” for your projects. One 12 x 12 in. sheet of each of the Green Aventurine sparkle densities: Light, Standard and Heavy. Stock #: VPT-128AVSF |
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A great way to sample all three dazzling Aventurine colors. Every pack contains one 12 x 12-in. sheet of each of the Aventurine colors, Green, Blue & Black. Stock #: VP96-AV-3 |
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Free Glass with HotStartPRO If you’ve been looking for a reason to add the perfect utility kiln to your studio, this is it! Now every HotStartPRO will ship with a colorful selection of System 96 glass. See your Supplier or contact us directly for help with your order.
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Uroboros has introduced exciting new "Reactive Red" Transparent and Opal to the ever-expanding System 96 line. Chemistry in these glasses causes a reaction with copper, a colorant in many Blue and Green glasses. When a glass containing copper is fired on Reactive glass, a reddish color is produced, showing as a rim on the Opal Turquoise glass (lower right) but a complete transformation from Sky Blue to red (upper right).
