Borosilicate Colored Rod - COE 33

Momka's Colored Glass Rod

Momka's glass is compatible with Pyrex, Kimble, Northstar, Alchemy, Sunsilica, Simax, and Duran (brands of glass). Rods are usually 5 to 9 mm in diameter and lengths vary usually between 16 to 20 inches.

About Momka:

Momka Peeva, a founding member of Glass Alchemy, consulted with Northstar on their bright colors, and was also a founding member of Pacific Borosilicate, now has her own factory producing all of her standard colors with new and improved formulas as well as a palette of new creative colors and designs. Momka Peeva has been creating glass for over 37 years. After graduating in glass chemistry from The Chemistry and Technology University in Sofla, Bulgaria Momka was a research engineer, a glass technology manager, and Director of The Glass Technology Institute in Bulgaria. She wrote the leading glass text book in Bulgaria which is used in the technical school she graduated from. Before coming to America, Momka Peeva was a glass technology consultant for a number of European glass companies. The new factory is producing borosilicate transparent and opaque colors in the blue, red, yellow, purple, orange, green, brown ranges plus black. New on the horizon will be opaque and opal white, metallic luster, deep rich purple, and more multi colored rods plus a few outrageous ideas the company has yet to work out the color formulas for. Some time next year Momka hopes to be branching into the soft glass world. But, first she would like to complete the spectrum of borosilicate colors. All colors are tested by independent glass artists.

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ITEM #	Color	Description
MB-011	Cobalt Blue	Cobalt Blue is one of the easiest colors to work in the flame with. Works great for all applications.
MB-012	Blue Lightning	A cobalt based color that strikes to opal with greens, blues, whites and purples.
MB-013	Rainbow Blue	Nice dark blue glass with violet overtones and a light reduction.
MB-014	Blue Reflection	Striking color with light green, blue and purple.
MB-015	Silky Satin Blue	A very stable deep rich blue with a touch of green that works easily in all flames. When encased it has a light silky sheen.
MB-016	Lustrous Blue	A very stable deep rich blue with a touch of green, easy to work with, with a great sparkle and an opalized pearl when encased.
MB-017	Crystal Blue	This is a very nice transparent blue. Very smooth. Use an oxidizing flame. Will get red wisps if reduced.
MB-021	Sunshine Yellow	A beautiful opal that works great for all applications but must be heated carefully to prevent boiling.
MB-022	Exotic Citrus	Nice lemon color. Blows out nice and easy. Lovely yellow with some amber colors coming through.
MB-023	Exotic Citrus Grapefruit	This is the most red of the Exotic Citrus family. "Strikes easy, with lovely pinks, reds and creamy greens.
MB-031	Sunset Orange	An opaque orange that works great for all applications.
MB-032	Pumpkin	A strong orange with just a hint of green that works great for all applications. Slightly darker than Sunset Orange.
MB-042	Guacamole	A nice saturated opaque green. Use a gentle neutral flame. Less yellow than Martini olive.
MB-043	Sea Green	Light to medium transparent color that will not reduce.
MB-044	Green Pearl	A mossy color that is easy to work with and has great sparkle and a silky sheen.
MB-045	Martini Olive	It is the lighter of our two opaque green family. Care must be taken to prevent boilling. Use neutral flame.
MB-046	Green Envy	A transparent cedar green develops faint wispy blue vales under strong oxidizing flame. Neutral flame: exposed surface turns opaque, interior surfaces develop from tans to blues. Reduction: gives an opaque tan to surfaces. Clear encased develops a beautiful reflective blue color.
MB-047	Ivy Green	This is a beautiful rich opaque green. A true green, and very friendly.
MB-048	Silver Pine	This is a nice green with silver in it. Opaque. You can achieve some lovely blue and green transparent lusters.
MB-049	Green Dragon	.
MB-051	Plum Harvest	Dark transparent violet that works like butter.
MB-052	Silver Iris	Has a beautiful transparent purple that is not affected by strong oxidizing / reduction flame. Get lovely blue/purple haze with annealing, and nice blue wisps.
MB-053	Violet Iris	Has a lot less silver than Silver Iris, but you can still get slight silver wisps. Great for thick applications.
MB-061	Black Rose	An intense black with a dark rose violet undertone. Use neutral flame to the best effect.
MB-062	Obsidian	A strong dark cobalt blue that does not thin out.
MB-063	Alaska Night	Blue-black striking color that changes into black, blue, gray, dark purple and bright blue. It is wonderful for all applications. A fun color to work with that can develop a silver reflection with a metallic sheen.
MB-071	Silver Beach	A fast striking purple that is great for all applications. Oxidizing neutral flames will give you dark purples, amber, yellows and blues.
MB-072	Light Purple Haze	Nice light transparent yellow with a purple haze which can develop a light white and yellow mix. A reducing flame will give the surface a metallic sheen.
MB-073	Silver Tears	Encased under oxidizing flame leads to transparent golden amber vials with faint bluish reflective qualities and you can get a mirroring iridescence on the surface. Inside-outs can give anything from an amber to steel gray. Under neutral flame surface colors can go a little darker.
MB-074	Almond Nugget	A light almond colored glass that when encased and using an oxidizing flame has inside vials of ambers to wispy blues but becomes more opaque with a reducing flame. Un-encased colors show a lighter amber. Pulls thin. Stays creamy. Nice for deep encasements.
MB-075	Magic Mirror	Blown out, it tends to have a nice amber honey color. Outside work, with an oxidizing flame, gives a slight mirroring and iridescent sheen. Inside vials have a reflective quality to them. With a reducing flame the outside surface turns dark and more opaque.
MB-076	Purple Thunder	This is a wonderful striking purple. Lovely purples with an oxidizing flame. Blues and whites with a reduction flame.
MB-091	Charles Brown	Dark translucent brown. Very smooth.
MB-101	Cinnabar	A striking color that is a dark shade of ruby. It develops it's permanent color while working and will not over strike.
MB-102	Carmen Red	This is a brilliant rich red that works easy, and is stable. However, it can loose intensity if it is over heated. "Carmen Red needs to be worked with an oxidizing flame. It works well in all applications and is very good for inside -out work."
MB-103	Cherry Brandy	An earthy red opaque color. Also a striking color.
MB-104	American Beauty	Beautiful striking red. Works well in deep encasements. Nice for surface work. Fast self striking. Unencased, it can give you some blue/purple sheens. Can be classified as a transparent red, but you can get deep reds.
MB-111	Autumn Leaves	Opaque red, orange, yellow and green combined into one glass rod. The glass works great in all applications. This color makes a fast and beautiful cane when twisted.
MB-112	Moonlight Sonata	Wonderful hues of blues, reds, whites and greens with a wispy pearly stripe. The glass works great in all applications. This color makes a fast and beautiful cane when twisted.
MB-113	Rhapsody In Blue	A symphony of cool hues: the moody blues, emeralds and teals that dance and swirl through the rod. The glass works great inside and out, encased and un-encased. And makes a beautiful cane when twisted.
MB-114	Autumn Swirl	Red and green combined into one rod for a late Autumn look. The glass works great inside and out. And makes a beautiful cane when twisted.
MB-115	Caribbean Coral	This is a redish color, with a wonderful array varying from salmon, corals, lavenders, purples, blues and even soft browns. Bolder colors can be achieved with flame striking.
MB-116	Infinity	This glass has eight distinct bands of color separated by clear. Mutable blues and greens, as well as striking reds and silver colors." Makes a beautiful and distinct swirl when twisted. Very friendly."
MB-117	Infinity 2 Coral Snake	This color has the same technology as the infinity but with different colors. This one we playfully call coral snake. It's a Yellow/Dk. Blue/reddish combination.
MB-118	Gypsy Queen	.
MB-131	Marlee	This is a classic. Red, Gold and Green, all separated by Obsidian. Sure to be everyone's new favorite color.
MB-132	Amethyst Ice
MB-133	Halloween	Just in time for the holidays! This rod has 2 stripes of orange, 2 stripes of black, with thin dividers of a creamy white color.
MB-134	Christmas	Just in time for the holidays! This rod has 2 stripes of red, 2 stripes of green, with thin dividers of a creamy white color.
MB-135	Silver Dance	This rod consists of 4 stripes of different colors all containing silver. The effects change depending on the application. With the inside-out method you can achieve blacks and greens as well as some purple and reds. This is a multicolored stick so you can make instant latticino.
MB-136	Matador	This rod is very similar to the Halloween Momka color. Only this one has 2 stripes of red and 2 stripes of a darker black, with thin dividers of a creamy white color.
MB-141	Silver Aqua	Bands of a beautiful, high silver color, with a blue tint. It's trapped in clear to protect the metals. An infinite array of colors are possible with this color, from blue greens to purple!