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Soda firing is a high-temperature ceramic firing technique. By introducing soda into a high-temperature kiln, it vaporizes and chemically reacts with the clay components of the ceramic body, creating a unique and varied glassy glaze effect on the surface of the piece. Soda firing can produce a rich variety of glaze finishes, such as orange peel textures, shimmering, smooth, and even crackled effects. Each piece possesses a unique beauty due to the kiln's atmosphere and the random distribution of soda.
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This vessel is crafted using ancient, traditional hand-pinching techniques, entirely without large machinery, and shaped with various hand tools. This is a time-consuming and labor-intensive process.
As it is entirely hand-pinched, the rough texture of the clay is intentionally preserved on the surface, perfectly showcasing the tactile quality of hand-pinched pottery.
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Soda Fired Hand-Pinch Small Round Dish
Method: Traditional Hand-Pinching Technique
Artist: Yeh Jia-Pei, Ceramic Artist
Dimensions: Diameter 10cm, Height 1.7cm, Dish Depth 1.3cm
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Taiwan
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*Most products in this design馆 are purely handmade, and the glaze or ash deposit on each piece varies. This is the charm of ceramic art. Therefore, once a piece is sold out, it will not be restocked, and you won't find an identical one. If a piece you like is purchased by someone else, we apologize, but you will have to choose another piece from our design館, or contact the designer to see if a similar piece is available.
*Capacity and dimensions are measured by hand and may have slight errors.
*Pieces may show some marks from the crafting process, as they are handmade or semi-handmade. These are normal operational marks.
*During the firing process, the glaze may exhibit natural variations in distribution, which is normal and characteristic of natural glazes. Ceramics are inherently natural. If you have any questions about the product, please send us a private message.
*Product images are taken 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 variations will not be considered defects.
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Based in Yingge, Taiwan, our ceramic studio is rooted in local design and production, offering aesthetically pleasing and practical ceramic coffee ware. Our Taiwanese master artisans, with decades of experience, blend traditional pottery craftsmanship with coffee culture, making coffee and beauty an integral part of life.
Additionally, our artisans have extensive experience in producing tea ware and hand-thrown vessels. Natural Glaze Cultural & Creative Studio also offers exquisite tea ware and purely handmade ceramic products.
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- Crafted by Teacher Jia-Pei using ancient, traditional hand-pinching techniques, this piece was made entirely without large machinery, relying instead on various hand-shaping tools. This is a time-consuming and labor-intensive method.
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