Warm, powdery, multifunctional incense tray 3

"Powder painting" is an ancient pottery making technique. It was originally a cosmetic technique that was compromised in order to imitate white porcelain. Hundreds of years ago, white porcelain was still only used by the powerful and official kilns. "Honiki" is made by covering the existing dark clay with a layer of white clay and then firing it to create a vessel with rich expressions. This technology has a history of at least 500 years in Japan. Regarding the incense plate, I fine-tune the depth of the hole, so that both Tibetan incense, 0.6cm incense and thinner incense can be used. Diameter about 11.5cm About 2.5cm high Origin: Taiwan Material: yellow pottery handmade Using the powderyaki technique, it undergoes bisque firing at 900 degrees and glaze firing at 1230 degrees to reduce the firing. The glaze is non-toxic and can be used as a food vessel. Remark: The size is measured manually, there may be an error of 0.5cm, but I will try to be as accurate as possible. The photos are all taken with natural light, and we try to capture all angles of the object. However, there may still be varying color differences and some subjective differences due to different brands and settings of computer screens or mobile phones. Please take a look before purchasing. Take a look at the photo, pick up the ruler at hand to help, and then you can place an order if it feels right :) Because the manpower is very limited, we do not accept returns or exchanges if the products are not as expected. If you have any questions, you can message me and let me try to respond. Customers who have messaged me should know that I will definitely reply to messages and take the trouble to do so. Thank you. Finally, there are many variables in the firing of pottery. Sometimes there will be some small pores that do not affect the use. If found, it is normal. I will try my best to avoid those variables during the production process. I look forward to receiving feedback from you pottery lovers. Next See you next time.