This listing is for a single twisted cane murrini stick in vanilla cream and Payne's grey, approximately 9 inches long. From the cut end it shows a concentric ring pattern in the two colors beneath a pale, translucent outer layer. The exact arrangement varies from stick to stick, from a lighter center dot to a deeper grey core or an occasional squared motif at the middle. The muted cream and grey-green pairing holds its own across a wide range of fused glass styles.
Murrini are small cross-section slices of patterned glass cane, also called millefiori, and the pattern runs the full length of the stick. Cut it crosswise into slices, arrange them on the surface of a COE96 base glass, and fire them in as accents on pendants, earrings, plates, dishes, suncatchers, and ornaments.
What does the pattern look like in each slice? Concentric rings of vanilla cream and Payne's grey beneath a pale, translucent outer layer. Ring order and center color vary from stick to stick, so treat the photographed ends as representative of the style rather than an exact preview.
What COE glass should I use with this cane? This is a COE96 cane. Use it only with glass of the same COE. Mismatched coefficients of expansion can cause cracking or delamination after firing.
How much material does this listing provide? One stick, approximately 9 inches long. Your slice count depends on how thick you cut; thinner slices stretch a stick across many placements and multiple projects.
How do I incorporate this cane into a fused glass piece? Cut the cane crosswise into thin slices, place them flat on your base glass, arrange as accents or in a repeating layout, and fire. See Working Notes for full fuse versus tack fuse results.
Specifications
SKU: 165603 COE: COE96 Stick length: approximately 9 inches Sold as: one single cane stick Pattern: concentric rings in vanilla cream and Payne's grey with a pale translucent outer layer; details vary from stick to stick Working Notes
At a full fuse, slices melt flat and integrate into the surface for a nearly flush inlay. At a tack fuse, they keep more height and a raised, dimensional profile that keeps the ring pattern distinct and adds surface texture. Because every kiln fires differently and results depend on base and slice thickness and heat distribution, always test a small sample before a full project and match your schedule to your COE96 glass.
Description updated: July 6, 2026
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