Lichen
Description
Glossy beige-grey glaze with soft highlights, crossed by light crystallisations that evoke lichen or mineral surfaces. A natural, subtle and slightly misty result.
• Famille : Crystal
• Opacity : semi-transparent — Finish : glossy — Texture : smooth
Usage
• Ideal for natural and rustic deciduous trees such as hornbeam, elm, beech and oak, where its organic nuances work well with textured bark.
• Works very well with mountain trees or greyish tones such as sabina junipers, Scots pines and birches, where its mineral look reinforces a rocky impression.
• Suitable for trees with white or pale blossoms, which the neutral tone highlights without harsh contrast.
• Best avoided for very dark or very colourful trees, where its delicate tones may disappear.
• Perfect for compositions seeking a natural, stone-like and discreet look, without visual overload.
• Works very well with mountain trees or greyish tones such as sabina junipers, Scots pines and birches, where its mineral look reinforces a rocky impression.
• Suitable for trees with white or pale blossoms, which the neutral tone highlights without harsh contrast.
• Best avoided for very dark or very colourful trees, where its delicate tones may disappear.
• Perfect for compositions seeking a natural, stone-like and discreet look, without visual overload.
Creation notes
Part of the “Crystal” family, Lichen takes its name from its pastel nuances and misty effects that recall moss and lichen clinging to rock. Each firing produces a unique, organic distribution of crystals.
There are no pots for sale with this glaze at the moment.