[Mù Chūn Living] Ebony Wood / Unique Wood Tea Scoop, Handmade Tea Leaf Holder, Produced by Sanxia Riyue Workshop

→Introduction of the work Natural Glaze is particularly fortunate to work with Mr. Wang Deming of Sanxia Sun Moon Square in New Taipei City. He helped us find some 100% solid wood and designed the most suitable use for this unique wood according to the shapes of different woods. Every piece of wooden art is made by Mr. Wang himself and is a unique piece. Some woods are rich in fragrance; some have gorgeous wood grain; some have a hard texture. The first time I saw Teacher Wang’s work, I was very amazed. The teacher preserved the original appearance of the exotic wood to the greatest extent, allowing people to appreciate the most original and natural state of the wood when using these wooden decorations. It is impossible for us to present all of Mr. Wang’s works. His studio is on the main road from Sanxia to Sanmin. There are a large number of works made of rare wood and rotten wood on display and for sale. When you travel to Sanxia, New Taipei City, you are welcome to visit Mr. Wang at Riyuefang to drink tea, chat and appreciate the rare wood. →Work Specifications Because the shapes of wood are irregular, we only provide the maximum length and height for reference. Wumu Qimu Tea Handmade Tea Lotus Longest point: 21cm Widest point: 3.5cm Highest point: 2cm →Purchase Notes ＊The size is measured manually, so there may be an error of 0.5 cm ＊The work is made of natural wood, and every centimeter has different textures and changes. We have tried our best to capture the work from different angles, but there are always omissions, please forgive us. ＊In the process of pure hand-made production, it is inevitable that there will be traces of hand-made work. ＊All products are photographed in Sun Moon Square. No post-production methods are used in the photos. Please refer to the actual product for details. →Design Gallery Story A local ceramic studio in Yingge, Taiwan, the design and production are absolutely rooted in Taiwan, providing beautiful and practical ceramic coffee utensils. Many Taiwanese masters with decades of experience have integrated traditional pottery techniques with coffee culture, making coffee and beauty a part of life.