Free-spirited Pottery I Wood-fired Teapot I Zhengba Teapot I Cheng Jinghao

▍Material: American black soil wood-fired teapot ▍Size: Length 13.5, width 10, height 8 cm ▍Features: Like a rock covered with snow, gentleness and firmness coexist Capacity: 260 cc ▍Note: The inside of the teapot is glazed **--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------** **▍Warm reminder▍** ●The products are also sold in**physical studio**. Sometimes the turnover rate is very fast. Please write to us to ask whether the products are in stock before placing an order. Thank you! ●**Handmade**so it is impossible for everything to be perfect. It is normal for the surface to have pores and bumps, glaze color, cracks and texture, etc. Each piece is unique after being tempered by time and temperature. ●The color display of each computer is different. The works are all photographed based on the actual products. If you cannot accept the slight difference, please consider purchasing after careful consideration. ●If you have any questions before purchasing,**detailed communication**can save the effort, money and time spent on returns and exchanges. You are welcome to contact us using the internal message system! ●If you need to return or exchange a product, please keep the product intact and not damaged by water. The product must be in**"brand new and unused"**condition and fully packaged (including purchased product, inner and outer packaging, gifts, etc.). **--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------** **▍About us▍ ** Studio: No. 36-17, Anping Road, Erlun Township, Yunlin County (visit welcome) Kiln location: Hsinchu **FACEBOOK**：**Follow Tao** **▍Wood burning▍** Wood firing is an ancient firing technique that uses firewood as fuel. The surface is not glazed, leaving traces of fire marks on the soil. The natural glaze formed by the fallen ash is quenched at high temperature to reveal the original natural texture. The natural dust and fire marks on the broken body give teaware and tea sets a unique color and unpredictable texture. In an era of craftsmanship and alienation, natural simplicity is the aesthetic concept of "Sui Xin Tao" that pursues a return to nature. https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1836/43118110265_52cf0ddd55_b.jpg https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7803/47439942332_611b28d7ba_b_d.jpg