色・発色
Colors deepen and react when layered
Japanese: 色は重ねると深まる・反応する
When colored glass is layered, the color becomes deeper. Depending on the type, the layers may react to produce a new color at the boundary. The layering is intentionally designed.
Transparent colors become deeper when layered. Furthermore, the colors may react with each other, causing a different color to appear at the edges.
Check using color samples.
When colored glass is layered, the color deepens. Depending on the type, the layers may react with each other, creating a new color at the boundary.
By intentionally designing the layering, you can use depth and lines of interaction to enhance the expression of your work.
It’s a good idea to plan how to layer the pieces during the design phase before assembling them.
This entry is written in Japanese by Rei Chikaoka and translated for readers outside Japan. If something reads oddly, the original is the source of truth.