[Jewelry making - Article 01157] - Re: [Orchid] Patination 101

[davide zambon]

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    Thanx to all that answered me; I finally did some research, read
    "Japanese Patinas" and some tutorials here and there on the web
    [i.e., that in Jim Kelso site, jimkelso.com, is very useful], and
    I've tried to squeeze all the small discrepancies toward a reasonable
    experimentation schedule. I'm just waiting for the chemist's shop to
    send me chemicals, and I'm in the meantime collecting pots,
    containers, dishes, brushes, things, etc. So, I'm ready to go. I'll
    put pictures on my site, as soon as I'll start. 

    Finally, I found a 20 pages article on some-archaeologist's
    experimentation about shakudo-like patinated metals in ancient
    Europe. It's in english, and some data are indeed interesting. I can
    pdf it, if someone will want to read it. 

thanx again everyone
davide
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