Wood-fired teapot

Firewood burning: Use firewood as fuel, and after burning to high temperature, the ash and fire pattern of the firewood are attached to the embryo body. Through the cycle of high and low temperature bands, the stacking of ash layer by layer produces different color changes and the baptism of high temperature fire patterns. The formed wood-burning pot. Time-consuming (about one to two weeks from raising the fire to cooling down), labor-intensive (24 hours a day uninterrupted manual handling, watching the fire rise and fall), consumables (burning a large amount of selected firewood)....fired. The failure rate is high, and it is easy to break, deform, and foam. . . . Every time it is out of the kiln and then sorted out, the success of each work can be confirmed.