Obsidian Metalcraft
COPPER
PATINA EXAMPLES
Raw
Copper
Raw Copper is when the copper material has been sanded down to its base metal color and no patina has been applied.
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Light Antiqued
Copper
Light Antiqued Copper is when the copper material has had patina applied and sanded back to the Lightest value while still keeping some antiqued coloring.
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Medium Antiqued
Copper
Medium Antiqued Copper is when the copper material has had patina applied and sanded back to the Mid value while still keeping a majority of the antiqued coloring.
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Copper
Dark Antiqued Copper is when the copper material has patina applied and only slightly sanded back to the Darkest value while still keeping most of the antiqued coloring.
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Dark Antiqued
Light Liver
Copper
Light Liver Copper is when the copper material has had patina applied called "Liver of Sulphur", and sanded back to the Lightest value while still keeping some liver coloring.
**This finish will vary between products due to the organic nature of the chemical**
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Medium Liver
Copper
Medium Liver Copper is when the copper material has had patina applied called "Liver of Sulphur", and sanded back to the Mid value while still keeping the majority of liver coloring.
**This finish will vary between products due to the organic nature of the chemical**
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Dark Liver
Copper
Dark Liver Copper is when the copper material has had patina applied called "Liver of Sulphur", only slightly sanded back to the Darkest value while still keeping majority of the liver coloring.
**This finish will vary between products due to the organic nature of the chemical**
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
Organic Drip
Copper
Organic Drip Copper is when patina is applied to the surface in a "drip" or "flowing" pattern in order to generate movement and uniqueness to the piece.
(This finish is quite versatile and can be applied to many metal categories)
**This finish will vary between products due to the organic nature of the chemical**
Some examples have been provided to see the patina applied in a practical setting.
