Handmade pottery - dessert plate - candle plate - small rice bowl - flower illustration

The one-of-a-kind handmade rice bowl made of porcelain clay is suitable as a snack plate, a candle holder, or an incense bowl for burning small incense sticks. It can also be used as a container to store small trinkets. The blanks are fired in an 800-degree kiln, glazed by hand step by step, and then finished with a 1230-degree glaze firing. Each work is unique. |Dimensions| Length 10cm Width 10cm Height 4cm |Weight| 153g When it comes to making pottery, I don’t seem to take knowledge or skills very seriously. In other words, after years of self-study, I have internalized the required knowledge and skills. Whether I am calm when creating is my problem. The decisive key to the atmosphere of the work. I always unconsciously treat every piece of work as if it were my own child, and I put all my heart into it. In the process of shaping with my bare hands, my palms and the pottery/porcelain clay are dancing in an intoxicating and harmonious blend, and each pottery baby is formed one by one in such a meditative quality. Anyone who has played with pottery knows that all pottery products need to be fired in high-temperature kilns twice, namely biscuit firing and glaze firing. During this period, you will always experience various surprises that are not as expected. In my creations over the years, I often use different clays or porcelain clays to make sculptures, and I also experiment with different glazing methods, underglaze colors, and decorative styles. Temperature often plays a subtle role in the manifestation of glaze color, so there are some The works are fired at 1230 degrees, but some are lowered to 1200 degrees so that the glaze color can be more beautiful. In order to try out the possibilities, I even learned to build a firewood kiln to throw firewood and burn it to 1260 degrees, just to know whether my pottery children were suitable for this path. The output of pottery is really a long wait for me. Although some Tao children may seem imperfect, they honestly present the poor works I produced when I was caught between life issues and lacked sufficient energy. Although they are not perfect, they still have the sense of being the ancestors who blazed new trails. I still cherish their "flaws" very much. Isn't that unique? Of course, there are some Tao Babies that give you a surprising glimpse of meeting your inner child as soon as you hold them in your hand. Such works are of course even more rare, but I am still willing to share them and pray for the peace I have within. Quality can gently nourish the people who like them through their works, becoming a kind of spiritual touch.