Follow-your-heart Pottery | Wood-Fired Shino Small Tea Caddy | Two or Three Liang Tea Caddy | CHENG CHING-HAO

▍ Material: American Clay, Wood-Fired Shino Small Tea Caddy ▍ Dimensions: Length 9.8 cm, Width 9.8 cm, Height 8 cm ▍ Features: Rich layers of glaze color and ash deposits ▍ Capacity: Approx. 3-4 Liang (approx. 112-150g of tea) **-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------** **▍ Gentle Reminders ▍ ** ● The items are also sold at our **physical studio**. Inventory turnover can be quite fast, so we kindly ask you to contact us to inquire about availability before placing an order. Thank you! ● As these are **handmade**, perfection in every detail is not possible. Surface pores, uneven textures, variations in glaze intensity, and crackle effects are all normal characteristics. Each piece is a unique creation, refined by time and temperature. ● Colors may vary slightly depending on your computer monitor. All products are photographed in kind. If you are unable to accept minor discrepancies, please consider carefully before purchasing. ● If you have any questions before purchasing, **detailed communication** can save you the effort, cost, and time associated with returns or exchanges. Please feel free to contact us via direct message! ● For returns or exchanges, please ensure the product is in its original, **unused condition** with all packaging intact (including the product, inner and outer packaging, gifts, etc.). **-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------** **▍ About Us ▍ ** Studio: No. 36-17, Anping Rd., Erlun Township, Yunlin County (Welcome to visit) Kiln Firing Location: Hsinchu **FACEBOOK**: **Follow-your-heart Pottery** **▍ Wood Firing ▍ ** Wood firing is an ancient ceramic technique that uses firewood as fuel. The surface is left unglazed, allowing the clay body to be marked by the fire and natural glazes formed by ash deposits. High temperatures refine the material, revealing its inherent texture. The natural ash deposits and fire marks on the clay body give the tea ware unique colors and unpredictable textures. In an era of industrialization and homogenization, natural simplicity is the aesthetic philosophy that "Follow-your-heart Pottery" pursues, returning to the essence of things. https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1836/43118110265_52cf0ddd55_b.jpg https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7803/47439942332_611b28d7ba_b_d.jpg