Desert Dust Wood-Fired Hand-Pitched Teapot

The Desert Dust Teapot, wood-fired with soaring ash, Its color reminiscent of desert earth, boasting layers of captivating variation. This hand-pinched teapot, Its clay mass coaxed into a robust roundness in the palm, Wood kiln ash settles, weaving a desert landscape of ash-yellow, ochre, and crimson. A snug lid and finely-perforated spout ensure a smooth pour, Beautiful and functional, it transforms tea time into an oasis amidst the sands. • Unique wood-fired ash glaze; each piece is absolutely one-of-a-kind. • Desert Dust in multiple colors, robust and round. • Snug lid, finely-perforated spout for a smooth pour. - • Artist: Yang Yi-Juan • Dimensions: Length 11.5 cm, Width 7.5 cm, Height 8 cm • Capacity: 150 ml — Important Notes — ● All ceramic pieces are handcrafted by the artisan, making each design and color unique. Even for the same design, subtle variations will exist between pieces. ● Wood-fired pieces are singular; even with identical firing, the ash glaze will never be the same. Don't miss out! ● The rich, layered colors of the ceramic pieces are difficult to fully capture in flat photography. We strive to present the most authentic representation, but color variations may occur due to different monitor displays. The actual item is the standard. — Care Instructions — ● Suitable for hot water and food; avoid direct flame heating (like alcohol burners or gas stoves) as it may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponges, natural loofahs); avoid abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) to prevent scratching the surface. — A Tale of Wood Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through continuous firing for four days and four nights, a master craftsman meticulously controls the temperature by judging when to add wood – a demanding and nearly lost ancient technique. **Each piece is a world's sole original, impossible to replicate, making it a truly collectible treasure.** Wood-fired ceramics are intentionally left unglazed; instead, the natural ash that falls during firing creates a beautiful, non-toxic coating for every piece.