Traditional incense ceremony set, three-piece aroma appreciation set, by a renowned Taiwanese ceramic artist. *This is a unique set, available only until sold out.

https://youtu.be/ab0TZBiE940?si=GvLLM93bUYG1UaVl The artisan's 72-hour firing process allows the glaze to melt and fuse at varying temperatures, creating a microcrystalline surface that reinterprets the simple elegance of Song Dynasty ceramics, resulting in a new generation of incense ware that blends classical and contemporary styles. 《The Potter - Lin Feng-Hsi》 Master potter Lin Feng-Hsi resides in the remote Hualien region, collaborating with nature and communing with the heavens. He imbues his creations with the spirit of mountains, rivers, and seas, bearing witness to the clarity of autumn waters and the abundance of myriad forms. He sculpts scenes of blooming flowers for the table. _______ Glaze Formulation Using plant ash glaze as a base, a small amount of fine jade sand from Hualien is added, lending the glaze the texture of white jade. Different minerals are incorporated to achieve the hues of ice-jade porcelain, celadon, and black jade, creating a clear and colorful visual effect. Circular Design Ingenuity The artist's inspiration stems from the vibrant visual impressions experienced during a journey to Nepal. On the base of the pot, lid, and tray, underglaze colors, a technique with a long history, are applied using mineral pigments from Kyoto, Japan. The circular glaze pooling design at the bottom of the teacups and vessels forms patterns reminiscent of a Dzi bead, adding a touch of liveliness to the quietude of the pieces. Firing Process A gas kiln is used, with a firing time of approximately 72 hours. Through this prolonged, slow-fire process, a warm, lustrous, and delicate glaze with a jade-like quality is achieved. _______ 【Product Specifications】 Material: Gas-fired White Porcelain Dimensions - Burner: Diameter 7.5cm, Height 7cm Dimensions - Bottle: Diameter 3.5cm, Height 11cm Dimensions - Set: Diameter 7.5cm, Height 3cm 【Artist's Biography】 1993 Began studying ceramics 1997 Established studio - Feng Ning Kiln Pottery Workshop Awards 2003 Yushan Ceramic Award, Ceramic Category - Honorable Mention 2004 58th Provincial Art Exhibition, Craft Category - Selected 2005 Yushan Ceramic Award, Ceramic Category - Merit Award 2006 Golden Ceramic Award, Creative Tableware - Honorable Mention Exhibitions 2005 Solo Exhibition / Taichung Cultural Affairs Bureau 2008 Tea Zen Flavor / Sino-Japanese Cultural and Artistic Exhibition 2009 Summer Solstice Light Exhibition / Qiushan Hall, Taichung 2010 Summer Solstice Light Exhibition / Qiushan Hall, Taichung 2011 Summer Solstice Light Exhibition / Qiushan Hall, Taichung 2016 Radiant Hues Tea Ware Solo Exhibition / You Zai Ji, Shanghai 2017 Raining Dew Tea Ware Solo Exhibition / Han Ren Academy, Sanyi 2018 Endless Treasures - Wood-fired Tea Ware Exhibition / Hui Liu Tea House, Taipei 2018 Endless Treasures - Tea Ware Creation Exhibition / Zi Ru Qing An, Taoyuan 2019 Colorless - Tea Ware Creation Exhibition / Ban Mu Yuan Zi, Zhubei 2019 Colorless - Tea Ware Creation Exhibition / Zuo Kan Yun Qi Shi, Kaohsiung 2019 Appreciate 4 - Taiwan Japan Teapot Design Exhibition / Tao Hua Zhuo 2020 Appreciate 5 - Taiwan Japan Teapot Design Exhibition / Tao Hua Zhuo 2020 Ask Simplicity - Geng Zi Artifacts Exhibition / Ban Mu Yuan Zi, Zhubei 2020 Ask Simplicity - Geng Zi Artifacts Exhibition / Yuan Ming Tang, Yingge 2021 Clarity - Wood-fired Tea Ware Exhibition / Online Exhibition 2022 Abundance - Wood-fired Tea Ware Exhibition / Ban Mu Yuan Zi, Zhubei 2023 Nothingness - Wood-fired Tea Ware Exhibition / Qiushan Hall, Taichung 2024 Qing An - White Porcelain Tea Ware Exhibition / Han Ren Academy, Sanyi