Wood-Fired Ceramic Tea Caddy | Tea Canister | Approx. 8 liang

A Guardian Aged by Time: Handmade Wood-Fired Ceramic Tea Caddy In a quiet corner of your tea ceremony, this tea caddy rests with its humble appearance, patiently guarding the aging of tea leaves. Kissed by flames reaching over a thousand degrees and naturally baptized by falling ash, the flowing glaze and smoky hues on its surface seem to tell stories from within the kiln. It is more than just a vessel for storing tea; it is a living space where tea leaves can naturally breathe and transform their character through its pores. ● Falling ash forms glaze, each piece a unique creation ● Breathable and moisture-proof, breathing new life into tea leaves ● Generous 8-liang capacity, the finest choice for storing precious tea — Product Information — ● Artist: Yang Yijuan ● Dimensions: Diameter 12cm, Height 14cm ● Capacity: Approximately 8 liang of spherical tea leaves — Important Notes — ● All ceramic pieces are handcrafted by the artist, making each design and color tone unique. Even pieces within the same style will have subtle differences. ● Wood-fired pieces are one-of-a-kind. Even with similar ash glaze effects, no two pieces will be identical. Don't miss out! ● The rich layers of color in ceramic works are difficult to fully capture in flat photographs. We strive to present the most authentic representation, but slight color variations may occur due to differences in computer monitor displays. Please refer to the actual product. — Care Instructions — ● Can hold hot water and hot food; do not heat directly over an open flame (e.g., alcohol stove, gas stove) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponge, natural loofah); avoid scrubbing with abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) to prevent scratching the surface. — A Wood-Fired Story — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through continuous firing for 4 days and 4 nights, with the master judging when to add wood to control the temperature—a time-consuming and labor-intensive ancient technique that is nearly lost—**each piece is the only one of its kind in the world, impossible to replicate, making it a valuable collectible.** Wood-fired pieces are not glazed; instead, the natural falling ash from the wood fire creates beautiful, non-toxic outer layers for each creation.