Spring of Dust Wood-Fired Ceramic Vase

Life's Flow in the Wilderness: Spring of Dust Wood-Fired Ceramic Vase Echoing the vast tones of the "Dust" series, this piece captures the moment ash settled like dust in the wood kiln, presenting a serene texture reminiscent of the desert. Yet, through the kiln's fire, this vase bears the trace of natural glaze flowing downwards, like a spring emerging from the desert. This interplay of stillness and movement, these marks of fire, imbue the vessel with a vital tension. Whether adorned with a single dried branch or fresh blooms, it creates its own world. ● Classic tones of the Dust series, exhibiting a natural, gravel-like texture with an ancient, robust feel. ● Unique flowing glaze design, graceful like an oasis spring, adding a soft rhythm to the rugged body. ● Suitable for any space, its layered glaze refracts light and shadow, creating a captivating focal point. — Product Information — ● Artist: Yang Yi-Chuan ● Dimensions: Diameter 10 cm, Height 12 cm, Mouth Diameter 2 cm — Important Notes — ● Each ceramic piece is handcrafted by the artist, making its design and color unique. Even pieces within the same style will have slight variations. ● Wood-fired works 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 the ceramic works are difficult to fully capture in flat photographs. We strive to present the most accurate representation, but color variations may occur due to different computer screen displays. The actual item is the definitive standard. — Care Instructions — ● Can be used with hot water and food; avoid direct flame heating (alcohol lamps, gas stoves) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponges, dishcloths); avoid abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) to prevent scratches. — The Story of Wood Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through a master craftsman's continuous firing for four days and nights, relying on experience to judge wood addition and control temperature rise, this nearly lost ancient technique takes time and effort. **Each piece is the world's only one, impossible to replicate, making it a worthy collectible.** Wood-fired works are unglazed, instead utilizing the natural ash from the firing process to bestow a beautiful, non-toxic glaze upon each creation.