part of the bronze’s appeal being its tendency to form a patina over time. Over months of wear it’ll naturally take on a worn, distressed look that’s unique to the wearer, his or her lifestyle and ...

The metal has a warm golden-brown glow. But a distinct patina develops on bronze after oxidation and skin contact, which, to the uninitiated, might look dirty or muddy—a metal that’s been put ...

Hart said that patina, a chemical process, is what gives bronze different textures and colors over time. The various chemicals create different reactions on the bronze and speed up the process of ...

Though the bronze patina colour palette tends to be different from paint colours, the process involved mixing different hues that reacted at high temperatures and ultimately would match the ...

The fencing that surrounds the Boundary Stones are symbolized by the gradient of bronze and patina around the neck and shoulders while the three red stars are fashioned after the D.C. flag.