Wood firing is an ancient and slow ceramic crafting technique.
Fueled by wood, the kiln burns continuously for 3 to 7 days.
Through time and heat, it creates marks that cannot be replicated.
Fire marks dance across the ceramic body, and ash fuses in the intense heat.
These are not deliberate designs, but kisses left by time.
The creation of a piece is
dependent on the relationship between "clay, fire, wood, and kiln."
Some aspects are controlled, while others are left to nature's decision.
Wood-fired ceramics are generally divided into unglazed and glazed:
Unglazed pieces showcase the rustic simplicity and breathability of the clay itself;
Glazed pieces, under the action of fire, develop layers of intricate glaze variations.
Furthermore, due to natural ash deposits and carbon adhesion during wood firing,
these ceramic vessels can soften the water quality when used,
making the tea's taste smoother and sweeter.
π Artwork | Wood-fired Teapot Item Code | B008
β€οΈ Title | Green Peaks & Burning Clouds
πΏ Glaze Description |
Verdant hues solidify at the peak,
transforming into majestic mountain walls.
The reds rushing towards the base
are the rosy clouds painted by the setting sun.
πΏ Glaze Appreciation |
Fire shows no compromise,
one end a glacier, the other a lava flow.
Within this apparent conflict,
lies the wildest of harmonies.
β Item: Wood-fired Teapot
β Dimensions: Diameter 5 / Width 13 / Height 7 / Capacity approx. 130cc (Unit: ml)
β Craftsmanship: Hand-pinched / Wood-fired / Unglazed
π₯ Tips for Selection
β Flat rim
β Compositional balance
β Glaze variation
β Comfortable grip
π§ Care Tips
β Gentle Scrubbing: Avoid scratching the precious glaze.
β Pure Washing: Refrain from using detergents to prevent residual scents.
β Natural Drying: Keep dry after use, allowing the mineral pores to breathe naturally.
βββ οΈ Purchase Notes
πΏ Most pieces in this collection are purely handmade.
The glaze color, ash deposits, and textures of each piece will vary,
which is the natural charm and uniqueness of wood-fired pottery.
πΏ Dimensions are measured by hand,
so there may be an error of approximately 0.5-1 cm, which is within the normal range.
πΏ During the handcrafting process,
slight production marks may remain, which are natural expressions of handmade work.
πΏ During the wood-firing process,
ash deposits, clay minerals, or a rough glaze texture are natural phenomena, not defects.
πΏ Product photos may vary in color
due to different lighting conditions. Please refer to the actual product for the true color.
If you have any questions about the artwork, feel free to send us a private message for a chat.
β πΏ TAS Heritage Gallery, chronicling clay and fire β
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- β¨οΈπF008 Artist | Liu Xiao Ping Artwork | Green Peaks & Burning Clouds Item | Wood-fired Teapot Firing | Wood Kiln Clay | Blended Clay Temperature | 1300Β°C π₯ Tips for Selection β Clay β Fire Marks β Variations β Ash Glaze
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