Ming bud ki l firewood ash glaze crepe teacup

**Firewood introduction** "Chai burning" is a traditional method of burning kiln, burning wood to a high temperature of 1200 degrees or more. There is a "fire mark" left by the firewood directly in the blank, and the ash that naturally falls after the firewood burns, making the work warm and rich in color, which is the realm that electric kiln and gas kiln cannot reach. Compared with the general electric kiln and gas kiln, it takes about 8~10 days for the wood to burn from the kiln, the ignition to the kiln, and then the temperature. In addition, the kiln pressure of wood burning is very large, and the humidity of the climate, the degree of dryness of the wood, the speed of artificial wood, the location of the kiln, etc., may lead to the success or failure of the work, and the damage rate is also high. Old-fashioned wood-burning writers will consider the speed of the entire kiln airflow when arranging the kiln. How to discharge from different sizes of the works, how to estimate how the fire road rises, how to cast firewood, and how to burn the fire mind. Every process must be focused on, so that the perfect wood-burning works are presented. https://live.staticflickr.com/7860/47479896932_a48e8316a5_b.jpg **Precautions** 1. The works are handmade, the texture and color are not the same, and the computer display is different. 2. The surface of the work has irregularities, traces of bubbles, glaze, and crack texture. 3. The works are all real shots. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We will reply you as soon as possible!! https://farm1.staticflickr.com/853/41783129030_24c11ae178_b.jpg