Soda Fire White Flame Vase I

✣ Pinch by hands to show the texture of the vase. Simple and neat, suitable for both masterpieces and sketches. Work: Soda Fire White Flame Vase I Material: Taiwan white clay Size: 6.5cm Ø x23cm Weight: 664g Made in Taiwan Soda Fire / Soda firing is a process in which we fire our gas kiln up to the temperature we desire for the works, then we spray Sodium Bicarbonate into the kiln. It creates many lovely effects on the pot surfaces during the firing process. Soda firing has been used by many potters around the world but it is not as widely known in Taiwan. ✣ 🌙 About pottery 🫧 Small amount of handmade 🫧 - Handmade by one person and completed independently - Each of potteries are different and unique. - Firing at high temperature of 1230 degrees. - Various changes in the glaze occur during the firing process - Glaze cracks, glaze shrinkage, bubbles and particles are all normal phenomena. 🫧 How to use and clean 🫧 - The pores of pottery can breathe - Texture and discoloration caused by long-term use are normal phenomena. - Can be put into microwave oven, electric pot and dishwasher. - Do not heat directly and avoid large temperature differences. - Use a sponge to clean normally. - Do not scrub with a steel brush to scratch the glaze. 🌙 About Moongate - More works & news, please follow 🫧 FB: Moongate 🫧 IG: moongate_ceramics