Burn Cream
Description
Very glossy opaque glaze with a creamy, milky tone typical of the Waterfall family. Its smooth, bright surface shows subtle warm nuances that soften pure white.
• Famille : Waterfall
• Opacity : opaque — Finish : glossy — Texture : smooth
Usage
• Perfect for elegant or understated deciduous trees such as green maples, hornbeams and elms, where its creamy softness highlights the foliage without standing out.
• Excellent for white or pale blossoms (prunus, azaleas, crab apples), to which it brings a delicate brightness.
• Suitable for trees with light or fine bark, as its gloss and opacity create a clean, neat contrast.
• Best avoided for very rustic trees or those with dark trunks, where the very glossy effect may feel too neat or too contemporary.
• Perfect for compositions seeking a soft, refined and luminous aesthetic, with a near-porcelain look.
• Excellent for white or pale blossoms (prunus, azaleas, crab apples), to which it brings a delicate brightness.
• Suitable for trees with light or fine bark, as its gloss and opacity create a clean, neat contrast.
• Best avoided for very rustic trees or those with dark trunks, where the very glossy effect may feel too neat or too contemporary.
• Perfect for compositions seeking a soft, refined and luminous aesthetic, with a near-porcelain look.
Creation notes
A member of the “Waterfall” family, Burn Cream uses a strongly zinc-opacified base, creating the characteristic milky, pastel appearance. It was developed to obtain a warm, luminous cream white that is widely usable for bonsai.
There are no pots for sale with this glaze at the moment.