Crafts CouncilDirectoryMelissa Montague MetalsmithExperimental patina seriesAboutExperimenting with non-toxic patination on different metals, predominantly silver, copper and brass. Using different materials such as wood shavings, rice and barley along with food products such as vinegar, soy sauce and Sheffields own Hendersons relish. Melissa Montague MetalsmithSheffield, EnglandVessel patina experiment 1, Scott Murray PhotographyTiny vessel with large handles emerging from wood shavings and soy sauce.Patina experiment 2, Scott Murray PhotographyClose up of a copper sample created with barley and red wine vinegar.Patina experiment 4, Scott Murray PhotographyClose up of copper patina sample using red wine vinegar.Patina experiments, Scott Murray PhotographyA collection of patina experiments on a tray.Patina experiment 3, Scott Murray PhotographyCopper patina samples using grass and red wine vinegar sandwiched between to pieces of metal.Experimental patina seriesAboutExperimenting with non-toxic patination on different metals, predominantly silver, copper and brass. Using different materials such as wood shavings, rice and barley along with food products such as vinegar, soy sauce and Sheffields own Hendersons relish. Melissa Montague MetalsmithSheffield, EnglandVessel patina experiment 1, Scott Murray PhotographyTiny vessel with large handles emerging from wood shavings and soy sauce.Patina experiments, Scott Murray PhotographyA collection of patina experiments on a tray.Patina experiment 2, Scott Murray PhotographyClose up of a copper sample created with barley and red wine vinegar.Patina experiment 3, Scott Murray PhotographyCopper patina samples using grass and red wine vinegar sandwiched between to pieces of metal.Patina experiment 4, Scott Murray PhotographyClose up of copper patina sample using red wine vinegar.More from Melissa Montague MetalsmithProjectFunctional silver tablewareProjectDon't be precious seriesProjectPlease do touch seriesProjectCopper bowls