This twisted cane stick carries a soft, neutral palette of vanilla cream and clear glass in a ringed pattern that runs the full length of the rod. In cross-section each slice shows concentric rings of creamy off-white and clear around an off-white center; the twist shifts the centers from round to softly squared along the length, and some read slightly deeper in tone, so slices carry a gentle, varied circular motif. The understated coloring suits a wide range of work, from small pendants and earring components to suncatcher details and decorative dish accents.
Murrini, sometimes called millefiori, are small cross-section slices of patterned glass cane, so every slice you cut reveals the same ringed design. This listing is a single stick, approximately 9 inches long: cut slices to your preferred thickness, then place them on the surface of a COE96 fused glass piece and fire them in as decorative accents.
What COE glass must I use with this cane?
This cane is COE96. Use it with glass of the same COE throughout your project; pairing mismatched expansion rates creates stress in the kiln that can cause cracking during heating or cooling.
How do I use slices from this cane in a fused glass project?
Score and snap or saw the stick into thin cross-section slices, arrange them face-up on a prepared COE96 base such as a pendant blank, plate, or ornament, and fire so they fuse into the surface. They are surface accent details, not a casting material or standalone base layer.
Specifications
- SKU: 170563
- COE: COE96
- Sold as: a single cane stick
- Stick length: approximately 9 inches
- Pattern: concentric rings, vanilla cream and clear
Working Notes
Once you cut slices, a full fuse brings them down flat and flush for a smooth, integrated surface, while a tack fuse preserves more of their height for a raised, dimensional profile. Always fire a small test piece first and match your ramp rates, hold temperatures, and cooling profile to your specific COE96 glass and kiln; testing protects both the murrini detail and the base glass underneath.
Description updated: July 6, 2026
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