| The eggshell thinness of the excised porcelain and the transparency of the glaze impart a striking translucency when the vase is held up to the light. |
| Anatomically, rice grains vary in the grain length, grain shape, translucency and the chalkiness. |
| The translucency of it is striking, something not usually perceived in marble counter tops or building fronts. |
| Over the years, I've cast lots of spaces, but the work has also been to do with materials and colour and translucency and depth. |
| The sensuousness of this piece is heightened by the softness and translucency of the polished stone. |
| Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency. |
