Hand Pinch Cat-Handmade Doll Pottery Puppets

/Material/ Porcelain clay, glaze, cosmetic clay /Product Size/ Length 5cm*Width 4cm*Height 7.5cm (Handmade with a slight margin of error) /Know Before You Buy/ ※The picture of the product is for reference only, please refer to the actual product. ※Ceramic products are not as perfect as mechanical products due to hand-made products. If you are looking for perfection, please think twice before making a decision. ※Depending on the soil quality, glazing method, and firing temperature, the glaze will change in various ways, which is a characteristic of hand-made pottery. ※The glaze will produce cracks (opening), pores, particles, and staining on the glaze during the firing process, which is a normal phenomenon and does not affect the use. ※When unpacking the product, please remember to record it with a video. If you find that the purchased product is defective, please take a picture and keep it, and contact us and we will reply to you as soon as possible. /Use and maintenance methods/ ※The structure of pottery has larger pores than porcelain, and it is easier to absorb water and eat color. If you mind eating color, it is recommended to choose dark-colored products or avoid dark-colored foods. Before use, the pottery can be boiled in rice water for 30 minutes to fill the pottery holes with starch, which can reduce the degree of color eating. ※Before using for the first time, please wash it with detergent or scald with hot water before serving the drink. After washing, wipe it dry or place it in a ventilated place to dry. ※Do not heat quickly (such as open flame, directly into hot water after freezing the cup... etc.) to avoid excessive temperature difference and cause body cracks. /About the brand/ DAW DIN CLUB is a studio jointly established by four artists in Tainan. There are exhibition rooms and working areas inside. The pottery workshop is part of it. It also recruits many creators who have just graduated from school and want to become artists. Provide venues, materials, water and electricity to fund new star creators to continue to create, hoping to train a new generation of art creators.