Messy Color™ Bordello

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Bordello (511109)<br />An intense transparent garnet red.

An intense transparent garnet red.


“You can see in the set of plain rounds how Bordello looks when struck slightly less or more – the red really comes out the more you strike it. It is a really fantastic red in my opinion.” Read more at Two Glassy Ladies’ blog. – Amy Houston

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  • Bordello is difficult to photograph because it is so dark.
  • Special thanks to Elasia and Maija-Leena Autio for providing the photos in this section.

See beads Darlene Collette created with Bordello and Leaky Pen on ivory.
Carol Tannahill compared Bordello to Effetre Very Cherry.   
Genea Crivello-Knable used Bordello to make Flower Lantern earrings.
Darlene Collette's autumn inspired beads were created with Canyon de Chelly, Bordello, & Maple.
Visit the Fritipedia Wiki CiM Page for more information about Bordello.
See Kay Powell’s Bordello frit testing samples.
Browse Serena Thomas’ color gallery.
Check out Miriam Steger’s CiM color charts.

“You can see in the set of plain rounds how Bordello looks when struck slightly less or more – the red really comes out the more you strike it. It is a really fantastic red in my opinion.” Read more at Two Glassy Ladies’ blog.
– Amy Houston
"Ruby Slipper frit blend is made from Messy Bordello, a gorgeous rich dark transparent garnet red, but we've coated it in a glittery gold powder for an awesome new effect." Read more at JetAge Studio's site.
– Renee Wiggins
Bordello in a reduction flame.
– Elasia
"This glass definitely needs to be struck! The bead on the left is struck, the one on the right is not. This means letting the bead cool until basically not glowing anymore, then put it back in the flame for a few seconds/few turns." Read more about Bordello on Two Glassy Ladies' site.
– Amy Houston
Gail Joseph uses Messy Bordello frit to create 104 compatible frit blends. Find more blends at GG Glass.
– Gail Joseph