Fur
Description
Glossy opaque warm brown glaze with fine vertical textures and golden nuances. The look evokes a soft, almost “fur-like” surface, with slight irregular firing effects.
• Famille : Crystal
• Opacity : opaque — Finish : glossy — Texture : smooth
Usage
• Very suitable for rustic deciduous trees such as oak, hornbeam and elm, where its warm brown works well with strongly marked bark.
• Suitable for trees with dark or reddish trunks (prunus, crab apple, pyracantha), whose natural colours are echoed in the warm tones of the glaze.
• Works well with trees with dark green foliage, where the contrast remains harmonious and natural.
• A good choice for natural, understated compositions with a gently warm touch, without extravagance.
• Less suitable for very light or very pastel trees, as the warmth of the brown may overpower subtle tones.
• Suitable for trees with dark or reddish trunks (prunus, crab apple, pyracantha), whose natural colours are echoed in the warm tones of the glaze.
• Works well with trees with dark green foliage, where the contrast remains harmonious and natural.
• A good choice for natural, understated compositions with a gently warm touch, without extravagance.
• Less suitable for very light or very pastel trees, as the warmth of the brown may overpower subtle tones.
Creation notes
Its name “Fur” comes from its warm tones and lightly striated appearance, reminiscent of animal fur or tawny bark. Each firing accentuates the golden highlights and darker zones in a different way.
There are no pots for sale with this glaze at the moment.