Lustrous Jade Wood-Fired Ceramic Handmade Teapot

The same jade green glaze, yet the fire's transformation brings forth unexpected radiance. This time, the flames have created a delicate, lustrous texture, casting a soft sheen upon the warm, gentle green. Upon closer inspection, fine crackle patterns emerge, like mist settling on jade, quietly shimmering with the warmth and traces of time from the wood firing. The teapot's body is rounded and full, with a crisp, clean pour, a piece that embodies both artistic spirit and practical use. ● Jade green glaze with a lustrous finish, rich in color gradation. ● Delicate and natural crackle patterns, revealing a jade-like luminescence. ● Unique beauty of wood-fired ash glaze and flame marks. ● Smooth pouring, combining practicality with aesthetic appeal. ● Artist: Yang Yi-Chuan ● Dimensions: L 13 x W 8.5 x H 9.5 cm ● Capacity: 160 ml — Important Notes — ● Each ceramic piece is handcrafted by the artist, making its design and color unique. Even pieces of the same style will have slight variations. ● Wood-fired pieces are one-of-a-kind. Even with the same ash glaze technique, the color and pattern will never be identical. Don't miss out! ● The rich color gradations of ceramic works are difficult to fully capture in flat photographs. We strive to present the most accurate representation, but color differences may occur due to variations in computer monitor displays. Please refer to the actual product. — Care Instructions — ● Suitable for hot water and hot food; avoid direct flame heating (e.g., alcohol lamps, gas stoves) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponges, natural loofahs); do not use abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) as this may scratch the surface. — A Tale of Wood Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through the master craftsman's continuous firing for four days and nights, relying on experience to judge when and how to add wood to control the temperature – a time-consuming and laborious ancient technique that is nearly lost – **each piece is the only one of its kind in the world, and it is impossible to create a second identical piece. It is truly a collectible treasure.** Wood-fired pieces are not glazed; instead, the natural ash produced during the firing process forms a beautiful, non-toxic coating on each work.