Ruins After the Fire · Tea Bowl 3

Long ago, a great fire consumed an entire northern city, leaving it in ashes. The survivors migrated south. Centuries later, exploration teams began excavating the ruins, seeking to unearth more of history from the frozen earth. Fire, in nature, symbolizes purification. The earth renews its forests through burning, fostering ecological succession and metabolic renewal. In religious contexts, fire represents the altar, an offering to gods and Buddhas. The ruins after the fire embody a state of accumulated remnants and new life emerging from destruction, a more beautiful form of existence refined by experience. Diameter: Approximately 13 cm Height: Approximately 8.5 cm Origin: Taiwan Material: Shigaraki clay, inked by hand Handcrafted Fired at 900°C for bisque and 1230°C for glaze firing in an oxidation atmosphere. The glaze is non-toxic and safe for food contact. Notes: Dimensions are measured by hand and may have a slight error of 0.5 cm, but I strive for the utmost precision. All photos are taken in natural light, capturing the object from various angles. However, slight color variations and subjective differences may occur due to variations in computer monitors or mobile phone screens and their settings. Before purchasing, please take a moment to connect with the images, use a ruler to visualize the size, and if it feels right, place your order :) Due to limited resources, returns or exchanges based on unmet expectations are not accepted. Please feel free to message me with any questions, and I will do my best to respond. Guests who have messaged me before know that I always reply, patiently and without hesitation. Thank you for your understanding. Finally, pottery firing involves many variables, and occasional small pores that do not affect usability may occur. These are considered normal phenomena. I make every effort to minimize these variables during the creation process. I look forward to your feedback upon receiving your pottery. See you next time.