[Father's Day Gift] Firewood Handmade French Conch Tea Warehouse L/Chacang/Firewood/Tibetan Tea/Collection/Art

"Commodity Remarks": ✨Tea is a dry product, which is easy to be deteriorated by moisture. If the tea is not stored properly, the natural aroma of the tea itself will also lose its taste and deteriorate. ✨The firewood tea storehouse also has the function of growing tea. Choose a good firewood tea storehouse to not only store tea, but also appreciate the beauty of fire marks and falling ash left on the work! ✨The works are hand-made, and the works of Liangtian Yaki are all hand-made by Mr. Ye Yiliang. Each piece of wood fired works is unique in the world. Different batches of kiln temperature, location, firing method... will have different effects. The natural fall, color, and fire marks produced by firewood burning are the magic of firewood burning ~ every work is worth collecting! ✨The size is manually measured, there will be a drop within 0.5cm. ✨The product was photographed in natural light without any post-production modification. It is the most authentic color and texture. Each computer has different color rendering, which may produce slight color difference, mainly based on the entity! ---------------------------------- ❇️Brand story: "Liangtian Yaki" is taken from the author's name. Mr. Ye Yiliang burned art in Tianzhong, Changhua, pursuing the ultimate in pottery....... ❇️Commodity features: The works are fired in wood-fired, electric kiln, gas kiln, and the items include tea warehouse, tea sea, teapot, tea cup, tea bowl, vase, mug..., with different soils and glazes , Techniques, to create works in the style of "good land-yaki"....... ❇️Creator background: The author lived in the country since he was a child. He was deeply attracted by his father's expression of making pottery, and he also became interested. His father is the best imitator, and his colleague's father is also his own teacher. Pottery has been closely connected with life. He studied related art during his studies, graduated from the Department of Ceramic Creative Design, and passed on his father's skills...