Yinglianlu Wood-fired Glazed Teacup

🌸 About the Work "Reflecting Lotus Cup" features the lotus, symbolizing purity, untainted by the muddy water. The cup is glazed before being kiln-fired. Fired at high temperatures, the flames and ash naturally coat the cup, preserving the vibrant colors of the petals. The luster of the wood-fired metal complements the vibrant paint, creating a scene where the lotus appears to bloom amidst the shimmering water. 🔥 Wood-fired Features • High temperatures and ash drop create a unique luster and texture. • The dual test of color and flame ensures the complete preservation of the pattern, a highly challenging task. • Each piece is uniquely handcrafted and cannot be replicated. 🍵 User Experience The cup is round and full, with a moderate capacity, perfect for oolong tea, pu'er tea, or scented tea. As you play with it, you can appreciate the beautiful blend of fire and color. 🎁 Collection and Meaning The lotus symbolizes purity and auspiciousness. The "Yinglian Cup" is not only a practical teacup, but also a work of art that evokes a tranquil state of mind. Whether for personal use or as a gift, it holds profound meaning. Pre-Purchase Information 1. All our pieces are hand-thrown and one-of-a-kind. Please confirm details via private message before purchasing. 2. Each piece is meticulously hand-thrown by the artist. These pieces are water-resistant, acid-resistant, and fade-resistant, but not impact-resistant. Please handle them with care after purchase. 3. Please feel free to private message us with any questions before or after purchase. If you're curious about anything related to wood-fired teaware, please feel free to ask us. 4. All pieces will be carefully packaged to prevent impact upon shipment. To avoid disputes, please video the entire unpacking process. 5. If you are using your piece for the first time, please rinse it and sterilize it with hot water before use. Purely handmade, wood-fired, with some slight coarse grain and traces of hand-pulled clay. The indentations in the sand are normal and not flaws. Wood-fired pursues artistic creation in imperfection. If you demand perfection, don't choose it.