Interest can be eaten-Liuyun bowl. Bless the brave who embrace interest and love work

Words are powerful. Lanhuat uses inscriptions on the Liuyun bowl to engrave "interests can be eaten" in bronze or large seal characters; among them, "eating" is not eating, it is the sound of stuttering, and the ancient characters for eating food For "food". The peacock blue glaze is named after the blue and green glaze that resembles peacock feathers. It is reported that it was introduced from West Asia during the Tang and Song dynasties. After hundreds of years of improvement and evolution, the current auction price of peacock blue porcelain in the Ming and Qing Dynasties has reached Ten million. Lanhua's patina-peacock blue glaze, fired at a high temperature of 1230 degrees, is made of Bronze and does not contain lead, which symbolizes a clear sky of the future. Lanhua uses "interests can be eaten" Liuyun bowl, blessing the brave who embrace interest and love work. ◆ Original usage◆Bowl‧tea bowl‧tableware, more creative usage is waiting for you ◆ Material ◆ Porcelain ◆ Glaze ◆ Peacock blue glaze ◆ Dimensions ◆ The diameter of the upper end is about 13 X the diameter of the lower end is about 3.8 X the height is 5.5 cm, there will be some slight errors in hand-made and hand-measured ▉ Maintenance method ▉ It is recommended to use a sponge to gently wash when cleaning, and dry it in a ventilated place as much as possible before storing. ▉ Purchase notice ▉ ◇ Each product is handmade. The adobe, size or glaze color may vary due to the hand-made and firing process. This is also the characteristic and different taste of hand-made ceramics; in addition, there may be slight gaps between the photos and the actual products, such as For differences in the color of the screen, the actual ceramics shall prevail. If you are unable to accept the slight gap, please consider your purchase. ◇ The pottery clay and glaze used by Lanhua are fired at high temperature and can be used with peace of mind. ◇ Do a little bit of effort for the earth's environmental protection, keep simplicity as the best, and don't over-package.