[Ru kiln sky blue] Chacang Taiwan ceramics Chacang Ceramic

English description below ↓ ⚠️ Shipping costs will be confirmed separately and we will contact you before shipment. Please pay attention to the message, thank you! 📌 This work is purely handmade, with slight differences in glaze color, size and surface details, showing the beauty of handmade. If you are pursuing perfection, please choose carefully. ――――――――――――――――――― 🎨 Ru kiln is the first of the famous kilns in the Song Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. An ancient saying goes: After the rain, the sky is blue and the clouds are broken, this color will be the future. The Ru kiln has a warm color that makes people love it Ru Kiln has a history of more than a thousand years✅ It is one of the five most famous, mysterious and rare kilns in the history of Chinese ceramics. 👨‍🏫 Taiwanese ceramic artist Mr. Luo Wenqi has been making pottery for 27 years and has ideals and pursuits for contemporary art. Combining the thousand-year-old traditional glaze color, changing the glaze color expression method, and matching the embryo shape, Show the dialogue between glaze color and shape to form ceramic works in contemporary art style. Each piece is carefully created and unique. ――――――――――――――――――― 📏 | Work size | (Unit: cm) Length: 6.5 Width: 6.5 Height: 10.5 ⚠️ Shipping will be confirmed before dispatch. Please check your messages. Thank you! 📌 This piece is entirely handmade. Variations in glaze, size, and surface texture are natural and reflect the beauty of craftsmanship. If you are seeking machine-perfect uniformity, please consider carefully before purchasing. ――――――――――――――――――― 🎨 Ru ware is one of the most renowned kilns of the Song dynasty, often hailed as the finest among the Five Great Kilns. An ancient saying describes its signature color as: "Sky clears after rain, a break in the clouds reveals the blue." The glaze is warm and gentle in tone—elegant and deeply captivating. With a legacy spanning over a thousand years, Ru ware holds a mysterious and rare place in the history of Chinese ceramics. 👨‍🏫 This piece was created by Taiwanese ceramic artist Lo Wen-Chi, who has over 27 years of experience in pottery. By reinterpreting traditional Ru glaze with a contemporary aesthetic, he explores the dialogue between glaze and form, crafting one-of-a-kind works that bridge ancient tradition and modern expression. Each piece is made with deep care—truly one of a kind. ――――――――――――――――――― 📏｜Dimensions｜(unit: cm) Length: 6.5 Width: 6.5 Height: 10.5