Wood-fired pottery mottled crystals, open slices, hand-squeezed teapot

The firewood burned down the thick ash, forming mottled crystals, and light-colored flowers were celebrated lively on the teapot. [!] Because of the heavy ash falling on the spout, it feels rough and protruding to the touch. This is a natural phenomenon of falling ash. It has been carefully polished without cutting hands or hindering use. The hand-squeezed texture is round and full, soft and natural, with a slight difference in every angle, which is the ultimate craftsmanship of the handmade teapot. The lid is tight, the honeycomb is intact, and the spout does not drool. ● Author: Yang Yijuan ● Dimensions: length 14.5 width 8 height 7.5 cm ● Capacity: 170 cc ︱Precautions︱ ● This product is a teapot and does not include other photo props. ● The pottery is all hand-made by the potter. The design and color are unique. Even the same works, each piece will be slightly different. ● There is only one piece of firewood burning work, even if it is done in a grayish color, it will not be the same. If you miss it, there is no way! ● The color of the pottery works is rich in layers, and it is difficult to fully show it in flat photos. We try to capture the most real side, but because each computer has different colors, color differences may occur, and the actual objects are the main ones. ︱Maintenance Information︱ ● It can contain hot water and hot food; do not heat directly (alcohol lamp, gas stove) for fear of cracking and damage. ● Use soft materials (sponge, vegetable cloth) to clean; do not use rough materials (steel brush, sandpaper) to clean the surface for fear of scratching. ︱Pinch the teapot by hand︱ https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4190/33700070253_d8a486a212_b.jpg It is made entirely by hand-squeezing technique, which retains the creator’s hand-feeling temperature, but also strictly requires the details, including the roundness and thinness of the body, so that the tea can breathe more smoothly and sweetly, as well as the perfectly tight lid. . The small teapot is in your hand, and the details of each angle are subtle and different. With wood burning fire marks, you can savor the beauty of tea utensils. In addition, you can carefully observe the concave and convex hand marks on the inner wall of the teapot, which is the proof of pure hand pinching and the track of creation. This is the romance of holding a teapot! ︱Firewood burning story︱ https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Burning fire for 4 days and 4 nights in succession through the teacher’s hand, and relying on experience to judge the firewood to control the temperature rise. Time-consuming, laborious and almost lost ancient techniques.**Each work is the only one in the world, and it is impossible to burn. The second piece of the same work is worth collecting.**firewood fired works are not glazed, but the natural fall of ash produced by firewood fired, which puts a natural and non-toxic beautiful coat on each work. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47993769578_34895deea2_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47993771587_0d00a903ef_b.jpg