White Blossom Wood-Fired Hand-Pinch Tea Server

Delicate white blossoms quietly unfurl amidst the fiery marks of the wood firing. Petal shadows intertwine with the hues of the flame, leaving behind soft layers and a gentle sheen. Upon closer inspection, one can feel the breath of the earth and the fire, each texture like a brushstroke left by time. The spout is subtly tapered for a clean pour; the grip is stable, embodying both utility and a captivating spirit. This is the final piece from the exhibition, perhaps fate awaits you here. ● Hand-sculpted white blossoms complement the natural ash glaze from wood firing ● Smooth pouring, combining practicality with aesthetic appeal ● Exhibition piece, one of a kind - ● Artist: Yang Yi-Chuan ● Dimensions: L10 x W8 x H9 cm ● Capacity: 135 ml —Important Notes— ● Each ceramic piece is handcrafted by the artist, making its design and color unique. Even pieces of the same design will have slight variations. ● Wood-fired pieces are truly one of a kind; even with repeated firings, the ash glaze will never be identical. Don't miss out! ● The rich, layered colors of the ceramic pieces are difficult to fully capture in flat photographs. We strive to present the most accurate representation, but color variations may occur due to different monitor settings. The actual item is the final standard. —Care Instructions— ● Suitable for hot water and hot food; avoid direct flame heating (e.g., alcohol lamps, gas stoves) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponges, loofahs); do not use abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) as this may scratch the surface. —The Story of Wood Firing— https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through the master craftsman's dedication, firing the kiln continuously for four days and nights, judging the wood addition based on experience to control the temperature rise—this time-consuming and labor-intensive, almost lost ancient technique ensures that **each piece is the only one of its kind in the world, impossible to replicate, and worthy of collection.** Wood-fired pieces are unglazed, relying on the natural ash produced during firing to bestow a beautiful, natural, and non-toxic finish upon each creation.