Wood-Fired Tea Storage Jar / Wave Pattern Series / Holds 1 Jin of Tea / Long Jian Shi Guang

This wood-fired tea storage jar with wave carvings is meticulously handcrafted with a sea wave pattern, complemented by the distinctive ash glaze variations achieved through wood firing, resulting in a warm and rustic texture. The high-temperature firing process imbues the vessel with a metallic sheen, fire marks, and a gentle luster. Flowing lines capture the rhythm of waves, embodying Eastern strength and tranquility, making it perfect for storing tea or as a decorative piece. Features: • Unique wave carving design • High-temperature wood-fired craftsmanship, durable and long-lasting • Distinctive shape, suitable for tea storage or display • Handmade limited edition, each piece is uniquely irreproducible Dimensions: Approximately 16 cm in diameter, 17 cm in height (including lid knob), capacity for 1 jin of tea. As this is a purely handmade series, dimensions may vary slightly! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54432009229_e6e2815e7f_c.jpg In the tranquility of trickling waters, we gather fragments of time, knead them into clay, and temper them with fire—ceramics. Pei-Ling Tai, raised in a family of ceramic artists from a young age, was immersed in the world of kilns and clay, deeply influenced by ceramic culture. She established her studio in Miaoli, naming it "Long Jian Shi Guang" (Catching Light Amidst Ripples), continuing this unique and precious artistic heritage. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54430801337_b19dc9ff0b_n.jpg "Long Jian Shi Guang" is guided by the core philosophy of "Capturing Light, Leaving Traces, The Warmth of Handmade." Through ceramic creation, each piece carries the marks of passing time and the trials of flame. The design emphasizes natural textures and handmade quality, hoping that the works will leave warm and unique moments in people's daily lives. Each piece is a poem woven from fire and earth, allowing users to collect not just an object, but the most beautiful moments of time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431652461_1576c36495.jpg