Platinum Wood-Fired Ceramic Small Egg Tea Cup

Tempered by the sustained high temperatures of the wood-fired kiln, the natural ash deposit and flame markings meld into a metallic luster reminiscent of platinum, subtle and refined with a delicate sheen.Each cup is hand-thrown into a petite, rounded shape like an egg, with full and fluid lines that feel substantial and finely crafted when held in the palm.The entire piece exudes a touch of sophisticated, pure elegance amidst the rustic texture of the wood-firing. Its compact form perfectly enhances the color of the tea, adding a warm and elegant atmosphere to your tea service.• Each wood-fired ash deposit and flame mark is unique; the delicate platinum-like metallic luster is one-of-a-kind on every piece.• The rounded, egg-shaped body gently concentrates the aroma and fits perfectly into the curve of your palm when held.• The rim is smooth and fluid, designed to contour to the lips, guiding the tea smoothly for a pleasant experience while remaining easy to clean for daily use.—Product Information—● Artist: Yang Yi-Juan● Dimensions: 5 cm in diameter, 5 cm in height● Capacity: 70 ml—Notes—● Ceramics are individually handcrafted by the potter; designs and colors are unique. Slight variations exist even within the same model.● Each wood-fired piece is one-of-a-kind. Even if replicated, the ash patterns and colors will never be identical—once it's gone, it's gone!● The rich color layers of ceramic works are difficult to capture fully in flat photos. We strive to present them as realistically as possible, but please note that display variations across screens may cause slight color differences; the actual item received is the definitive standard.—Care Instructions—● Suitable for hot water and hot food. Do not heat over an open flame (e.g., alcohol lamps, gas stoves) as this may cause cracking or damage.● Clean with soft materials (sponges, soft scouring pads). Do not scrub with abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) as this may scratch the surface.—About Wood-Firing—https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpgThis traditional, labor-intensive, and nearly lost craft involves master potters working in shifts to fire the kiln continuously for four days and four nights, relying on experience to judge wood placement and control temperatures. Every piece is truly one-of-a-kind; it is impossible to produce another identical work, making each one worthy of collection. Wood-fired pieces are not glazed; instead, the natural ash generated during the process creates a beautiful, natural, and non-toxic finish for every item.