Uroboros COE 90 Glass

Uroboros' FX90 Streaky Glass is definitely unique! Strong puddles and streaks of colors, unique to their hand formed process, provide fabulous color contrast and long fades across the sheet surface.  Also, the top surface is now smoother than ever, resulting in a glossier and easy to cut sheet.  Using a controlled hand mixing process, Uroboros' craftsmen create unique variations on each color theme. Colors blend, fade, and streak in myriad ways, so no two sheets are alike, but all are related.
 

What's with the stripe on the pictures?  For most transparent colors, the area left of the diagonal stripe is fused over clear (lighter color), while the area to the right is fused over white opal (darker color).

Uroboros' FX90 Double Rolled Opal Glass - Easy to cut and compatible with other COE 90 glass.
 

Uroboros' FX90 Double Rolled Transparent Glass - Easy to cut and compatible with other COE 90 glass.
 

What's with the stripe on the pictures?  For most transparent colors, the area left of the diagonal stripe is fused over clear (lighter color), while the area to the right is fused over white opal (darker color).

Iridized Sheet Glass  is fully fusible and adds rich, reflective, color highlights and complexity to glass work. Rainbow irid is available on a wide range of glass styles, including many textures, and is renowned for its depth and saturation of color. Gold and Silver irid colors are available on clear or black smooth sheets and are great when specific or contrasting color designs are needed.
 

Uroboros' FX90 Double Rolled Thin 2mm Opal & Transparent Glass - Easy to cut and compatible with other COE 90 glass.
 

What's with the stripe on the pictures?  For most transparent colors, the area left of the diagonal stripe is fused over clear (lighter color), while the area to the right is fused over white opal (darker color).

Ripple - Hand Rippled sheet glass represent a pinnacle of glass-making craftsmanship. Uroboros’ Ripple Sheet Glass styles are all hand made, and therefore non-repeating and endlessly variable.
 

Radium is a geometric repeating sheet glass texture made of a uniform field of raised rounded lenses each about 1/4" (7mm) in diameter. When used with iridescent or dichroic coatings, or highlighted with a contrasting color powder or frit, the pattern is retained even after fusing or blowing. Radium adds a distinct look to designs ranging from snakeskin to sushi plates. It's also very attractive when iridized and fused face down onto a smooth surface.
 

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Fipple is Fibroid Ripple. A linear, non-repeating sheet glass texture embossed into the sheet during the forming process. As with all textures, the Fibroid texture will melt flat in a full fuse. Iridized or dichroic coatings, or using contrasting color powders or frit to fill the cavities will create strong visual effects that retain the Fibroid pattern after fusing.
 

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Streamer Bits sheets are delightful combination of hand-rolled ‘cats paw’ sheet glass and playful spritzes of short bits of stringer glass. Together they create a contemporary pattern useful on its own or in conjunction with other coloration effects. Try rubbing mica, or a contrasting color powder, into the seams next to the ‘bits’ to highlight and add complexity to the patterns.