earth pattern plate

"Jiaotai" means a combination of different soils. Each color in the utensil is a color of clay. The clay of each color is kneaded into strips or rods into pieces, and combined into long columns according to different patterns, shaped like fish plates or flowers. After sushi is cut into vertical sections, several pieces are put together, beaten and flattened, and then shaped into a vessel. After semi-drying, trim the blank and bake it at 850 degrees. The blank is ground with sandpaper, coated with a thin transparent glaze, and then fired at a high temperature of 1230 degrees. Because it is made using the tire-twisting technique, there are patterns on both sides of the vessel. Furthermore, the pattern will be deformed due to the flattening and kneading process before the vessel is made, resulting in a twisted or flowing shape. This is the unique characteristic of the tire-twisting technique. Unique effect, lively and interesting. As utensils, they are displayed on the dining table and between meals, adding interest to daily life. Utensils with different colors, utensil shapes, and pattern combinations can be placed with sweets, fresh fruits, and delicacies to make every day a pleasant day.