Jade soft mark wood fired pottery tea cup

Following the naturally extended texture of the blank, light hand-pressing is applied to carve out shallow arcs, like wind blowing across the water, leaving glimmering ripples. This gentle undulation is neither carving nor cutting, but rather a "soft mark" created by the warmth of the palm whispering with the clay. The rounded body of the pot blends with the restrained green gray, which is warm and calm. The overall look is steady yet varied, making it suitable for matching with various tea ceremony atmospheres. The water flows out smoothly and neatly, the mouth of the cup is clean and not easy to drip, and it is both practical and beautiful. ・The ash from burning wood naturally appears in a jade-like color ・The concave texture is molded with the "soft mark" technique, which is gentle and elegant ・The pot body is round and full, feels stable and easy to hold ・Water flows smoothly without drooling ● Author: Yang Yijuan ● Size: Length 10 width 9 height 9 cm ● Capacity: 330 ml ︱Notes︱ ● All pottery is handmade by ceramic artists, and the design and color are unique. Even if they are the same work, each piece will still be slightly different. ● Each wood-fired work is unique. Even if you make it again in gray, the color will not be the same. If you miss it, you will miss it! ● The colors of pottery works are rich and difficult to fully display with flat photos. We try our best to capture the most realistic side, but since each computer displays colors differently, color differences may occur, so the actual object is the main focus. ︱Maintenance Information︱ ● Can hold hot water and hot food; do not heat with direct flame (alcohol lamp, gas stove) to avoid cracking and damage. ● Use soft materials (sponge, sponge) to clean; do not use rough materials (steel brush, sandpaper) to scrub, as this may scratch the surface. ︱A short story about wood burning︱ https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg The master craftsman takes over and keeps the fire burning for 4 days and 4 nights, relying on his experience to judge the temperature by adding firewood. This is an ancient skill that is time-consuming, laborious and almost lost.**Each piece is unique in the world. It is impossible to make a second piece exactly like it. It is worth collecting.**Wood-fired works are not glazed, but the natural ash produced by wood-fired firing gives each work a beautiful natural and non-toxic coat.