Taiwan Lieyao Zhiye glaze teacup

｜Burn fiercely. Shino glaze teacup｜One Taiwanese soil × Shino’s soul | Tea ceremony utensils with a touch of touch and fire marks This tea bowl was created by a Taiwanese ceramic artist with a degree. It incorporates the aesthetic language of Japan's Mino Shino ware and is made of local hand-thrown clay and fired at high temperature. The fire marks and glaze flows are naturally intertwined, releasing a natural wild tension. The lower part is red like flowing lava, densely covered with natural fire holes and micro-cracks, which are the texture memory left after the intense dialogue between fire and earth; the middle part is thickly applied with white glaze, which shows multiple layers of tones of milky white, burnt brown and ochre red after kiln firing, like a quiet picture interwoven by the earth and snow. Each one is unique and can also be used as a desktop art piece, integrating the warmth of nature and pottery into daily life. Dimensions | Approx. Ø88 × H50 mm Capacity: about 105ml Material｜Taiwan clay, Shino glaze Origin｜Handmade in Taiwan ☑ Heat resistant ☑ Non-toxic glaze ☑ Each piece is unique ※ Kiln-fired glaze and fire holes are natural phenomena, not defects