Pure Pottery - Wood-Fired White Slip Plate

In the kiln's reduction and oxidation cycle, the white slip develops a greyish-white hue with a hint of green. Where the glaze is thin, the underlying clay body subtly shows through, and iron spots are visible throughout. The center of the plate reveals the characteristic shrinkage and textural changes of the slip. The piece's textured, mottled appearance, shaped by falling ash and flame marks, embodies a profound wabi-sabi aesthetic. ∷ Artist: Chang Hsiang-Po ∷ Dimensions: Diameter 18.5 cm * Height 2.7 cm ∷ Material: Native Clay ...Purchase Notice... . During the firing process, ceramic pieces naturally develop variations in glaze patterns, pores, granules, coloration, and surface textures. These unique kiln transformations are an integral part of their character and are considered normal. . Photos are taken in natural light, and we strive to capture details and color variations. Please note that screen displays vary, so slight color differences may occur. The actual received item will be the definitive standard; your understanding is appreciated. . This product is one white slip plate and does not include any other photographic props. ...Usage Notice... . Microwave, electric cooker, and dish dryer safe. Not suitable for direct heat (e.g., alcohol lamps, gas stoves). . Safe for hot water and hot tea. . It is recommended to clean with a soft sponge or scrubber to avoid scratching the surface.