Elektra Double Helix is an aquamarine glass that can strike to metallic effects, creamy blues and greens, even strong reds.The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Pack of ten. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Gaia Double Helix rod is a rich green that strikes from blues to greens and creams. Heavy reduction can yield red to a metallic iridescence.The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Rods sold individually. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Gaia Double Helix rod is a rich green that strikes from blues to greens and creams. Heavy reduction can yield red to a metallic iridescence.The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Pack of ten. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE. Medium grain frit, 2 oz package. Also available in glass rods. Below at left is a sample of the colors produced in a reducing flame with this unique glass. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Khaos Double Helix is a super saturated silver opal rod, producing dark, rich tones. The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods are about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Rods sold individually. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Khaos Double Helix is a super saturated silver opal rod, producing dark, rich tones. The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods are about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Pack of ten. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Kronos Double Helix Rods develop swirls of blue, green, cream and rainbow iridescence. Reheating in an oxygen rich flame develops a deep cobalt blue. The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Rods sold individually. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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Kronos Double Helix Rods develop swirls of blue, green, cream and rainbow iridescence. Reheating in an oxygen rich flame develops a deep cobalt blue. The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. Rods about 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Pack of ten. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE. Rod strikes to purples, pinks and blues. Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. About 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Rod sold individually. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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The incredible color combinations in Double Helix glass have the ability to strike in the reducing flame, giving the look of Boro but in 104 COE . Rod strikes to purples, pinks and blues. Image above shows an example of the glass fired, below shows the rod unfired. About 12 long, thickness varies from 3-4mm. Pack of ten. Projects created by artist Amy Kuczewski of Torch by Night Studio using Double Helix rods.

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