Glass Alchemy Sienna Brown rod

Glass Alchemy

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The Glass Alchemy Sienna Brown rod is a warm transparent brown with a touch of reddish amber. Easy to work with, it retains heat well and offers shades ranging from delicate light tones to deep hues, depending on thickness. Stable in layering, it is perfect for blowing and advanced techniques, ideal for refined borosilicate glass creations.

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The Glass Alchemy Sienna Brown rod is one of the very first colors in the Glass Alchemy range. This warm and elegant brown was designed to fit perfectly into an otherwise mostly transparent palette, while offering great adaptability to various styles and color combinations.

This shade stands out with its “what you see is what you get” transparency and a subtle touch of reddish amber that brightens the brown. The more you build up the color in thick layers, the deeper it becomes, tending toward a soft black—ideal for adding contrast and character to your creations.

Sienna Brown is easy to handle and retains heat well, allowing for smooth, predictable work. It behaves similarly to Glass Alchemy’s Beryl and Cobalt 1 colors, holding heat effectively, melting smoothly into itself, and leaving no visible marks when layers overlap. Whether you pull it into stringers or use it for blowing, you can achieve a wide range of intensities—from very light and delicate tones when encapsulated in clear glass to deep, rich browns when worked in larger masses.

This color is also very stable during layering, without leaving visible seams where color is applied. It’s ideal for techniques requiring a consistent color tube, such as tube blowing or “puff and stuff” methods.

The Glass Alchemy Sienna Brown rod is a reliable and sophisticated color, perfect for glass artists seeking a warm, versatile brown that is easy to master in their borosilicate glass creations.

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