Kintsugi pottery brooch

Handmade pottery with a gentle form made from clay, The pony hook is handmade pottery with a gentle form made from clay and decorated with a dull gold stitching technique. About the ceramics °˖✧...✧˖°... Each piece is made of white clay and fired in a kiln. After unglazed firing at approximately 700 degrees Celsius, After unglazing at approximately 700°C, a glaze called "Shirohagi glaze," which has a gentle, natural cream color, is applied according to the piece. The piece is then fired again at approximately 1,200 degrees Celsius. The pottery is then fired again at approximately 1,200 degrees Celsius. The ceramics are made over a period of about one month. The rounded form has a warmth that can only be achieved by handwork. The gentle tones of the fragile, softly colored glaze. The lacquer and gold powder are applied to accentuate the austere gold color, applying the kintsugi (metal-joining) technique. Because pottery is a delicate system that changes its firing from time to time, Therefore, each piece is a once-in-a-lifetime creation. The process of pottery making, glazing, firing, and kintsugi (metal-joining) is very varied, so it takes a long time to complete each piece, and the work is done carefully and painstakingly. We hope you will enjoy our ceramic pony hooks, including the story behind their creation. Kintsugi is a traditional technique to repair broken vessels using lacquer. This accessory is made by "simple kintsugi," a process of gluing and coloring synthetic lacquer mixed with a brass alloy. Materials Ceramic, synthetic lacquer, synthetic gold powder Size】 5cm✕12cm