→ Product Introduction
This Tenmoku vase is a handcrafted, wheel-thrown piece, exuding elegance whether used for floral arrangements or as a standalone decorative item.
The beauty of Tenmoku lies in its ever-changing glaze. The surface often features intricate patterns such as "rabbit's fur," "raining silk," "oil droplets," or "leopard spots."
The captivating Tenmoku glaze is masterfully handled by Teacher Yeh, who has dedicated over a decade to studying glazes. Achieving such exquisite Tenmoku pottery requires a precise understanding of the interplay between fire, clay, and glaze, encompassing both the delicate details of the patterns and the overall ambiance of the vessel.
Historically, Tenmoku ware has been highly sought after by scholars and literati. In ancient times, due to numerous uncontrollable factors, potters of past dynasties exhausted their ingenuity and efforts, striving for a lifetime to create a single perfect Tenmoku piece. Today, advancements in technology allow for greater control over many variables in the firing process, yet Tenmoku remains an exceptionally challenging and difficult type of ceramic to master.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this piece is designed for practicality. Teacher Yeh meticulously adjusts each creation based on years of experience, ensuring every item is both functional and durable.
→ Product Specifications
Tenmoku Glaze Vase - Narrow Neck Vase
Mouth Diameter: 3.3cm
Neck Diameter: 2.5cm
Body Diameter: 11cm
Height: 22.5cm
→ Purchase Notes
*Most products in this design studio are purely handmade, and the glaze or ash fall on each piece is unique, which is the charm of ceramic art. Therefore, once a piece is sold out, it will not be restocked, and identical pieces cannot be found. If a piece you like is purchased by someone else, unfortunately, you will need to choose another item from the design studio. We apologize for any inconvenience. You may also contact the designer to see if a similar piece is available.
*Dimensions are measured by hand and may have an error of within 0.5 cm.
*There may be some marks on the products from the crafting process. As these are handmade or semi-handmade items, slight traces of operation are to be expected.
*During the firing process, the glaze and ash may exhibit natural distribution phenomena, which is entirely normal and characteristic of natural glazes. Ceramics are inherently natural. If you have any questions about the product, please send us a private message.
*The product is photographed in a studio with adjusted lighting and environment, but no post-production editing is used. Please refer to the actual product for color accuracy, as discrepancies will not be considered defects.
→ Artist Introduction
【Yeh Min-Hsiang】
Apprenticed under Professor Wu Yu-Tang
◎ Experience
1979 Kiln Department Head, San Xi Tang Ceramic Company
1986 Founder, Xiang Yi Ceramic Studio
1993 Consultant, Chien Nien Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd.
1998 Glaze Technical Advisor, Shin Chu Pottery Co., Ltd. Thailand Plant
1998 Master Craftsman, Department of Pottery, Yingge Vocational High School
2001 Consultant, Chien Nien Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. Shandong Plant
2002 Deputy General Manager, Jiaxing Quanyou Handicraft Products Co., Ltd.
2003 Production Manager, Shanghai Qidong Huatai Ceramic Products Co., Ltd.
2005 Glaze Technical Advisor, Malaysian Specialty Ceramics Company
◎ Exhibited Works
1995 Professor Wu Yu-Tang and Student Joint Exhibition
2010 Taiwan Ceramic Museum Crystal Glaze Appraisal Exhibition (Product Name: Crystal Series Six-Color Cups)
2011 Taiwan Ceramic Museum New Ceramic Product Appraisal Exhibition (Product Name: Sky Blue Ru Ware)
2011 Taiwan Ceramic Museum Taiwan Ceramic Brand Classic Exhibition (Product Name: Crystal Series Six-Color Cups)
2012 Taiwan Ceramic Museum Pottery Gold Award (Product Name: Happiness)
2012 Taiwan Excellent Craft Products Appraisal (Product Name: Happiness)
2012 Taiwan Life Craft Design Competition - Food Culture Creative Product (Product Name: Ru Ware with Abundance)
2013 Taiwan Excellent Craft Products Selection (Xiang Yi Ceramic Studio)
2013 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Special Tableware Appraisal Exhibition (Sky Blue - Lucky Tea Set)
2013 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Special Tableware Appraisal Exhibition (Tenmoku Iron Spot Glaze Bowl)
2013 Taiwan Excellent Craft Products Appraisal Certificate (Tea Flower Pattern Incense Tray)
2014 Taiwan Creative Life Ceramic New Product Appraisal Exhibition - (Curved Pattern Pot Tea Set)
2014 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Tea Flower Pattern Incense Tray)
2014 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Complete Tea Set)
2014 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Tea Leaf Glazed Covered Cup)
2014 New Taipei City Top Ten Quality Souvenirs - Creative Life Group Awarded - (Happiness Tea Set)
2015 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Elegant Pot)
2015 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Tenmoku Cups - Golden Yellow, Red Gold, Green Gold, 3 types)
2015 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Happiness Tea Set)
2016 New Taipei City Top Ten Quality Souvenirs - Creative Life Group Awarded - (Lucky Tea Set)
2020 "2020 New Taipei City Featured Product Selection" - Nominated for Living Essentials Group with "Covered Bowl Tea Ware"
2021 Taiwan Yingge Kiln Brand Project - Trademark Licensing Appraisal - (Natural Glaze Coffee Filter Cup)
2022 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center - Taiwan Green Craft Selection - (Natural Glaze Coffee Filter Cup)
2023 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center - Taiwan Green Craft Selection - (Maze Filter Cup)
2023 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Center - Taiwan Green Craft Selection - (Small Rim Cup)
2025 "Where Things Belong" - Life Ritual Exhibition (Natural Glaze Coffee Filter Cup)
→ Design Studio Story
This is a local ceramic studio in Yingge, Taiwan, with design and production firmly rooted in Taiwan, offering beautiful and practical ceramic coffee ware. Several Taiwanese master craftsmen, with decades of experience, blend traditional pottery techniques with coffee culture, making coffee and beauty an integral part of life.
In addition, our ceramic artisans also have extensive experience in producing tea sets and wheel-thrown vessels. Natural Glaze Cultural and Creative Studio also offers exquisite tea sets and purely handmade ceramic items.
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- The Tenmoku glaze evokes the imagery of being deep within a forest, bringing about a myriad of color shifts to the vessel. Much like a forest at dawn, where sunlight filters through the trees, the colors transition, appearing green, blue, purple, black, and yellow.
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