APPLICATION OF GLOW IN THE DARK GLAZE USING FLUORESCENT MATERIAL ON DECORATIVE CERAMIC OBJECTS
Fluorescence, or more commonly referred to as "glow in the dark," denotes the ability of a material to emit light with a longer wavelength than the absorbed light, functioning akin to a solar power system by re-emitting previously absorbed energy. The energy or light sources required fo...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/74625 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Fluorescence, or more commonly referred to as "glow in the dark," denotes the ability of a
material to emit light with a longer wavelength than the absorbed light, functioning akin to a
solar power system by re-emitting previously absorbed energy. The energy or light sources
required for this effect include sunlight, regular lamp light, or UV lamps. The glow in the dark
phenomenon offers a distinctive and visually appealing aesthetic, capable of augmenting the
value of products featuring this attribute. Despite the existence of numerous decoration
techniques utilized by the ceramic market and artists in Indonesia, the utilization of glow in the
dark effect in ceramic products remains relatively prevalent but largely untapped. Therefore,
the objective of this research is to facilitate wider adoption of fluorescent materials in the
creation of fluorescent ceramic glaze, aiming to bring about a breakthrough in the Indonesian
ceramic market. This endeavor is driven by the aesthetic allure of such glaze, which has the
potential to enhance the selling value of the products. The ultimate outcome of this research is
to attain and implement appropriate techniques for applying fluorescent glaze to decorative
ceramic objects.
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