Wood-Fired Teapot / 200ml / Marbled Series / Long Jian Shi Guang

Natural Flow, Pure Beauty This wood-fired teapot, crafted with a blend of different clays, showcases a distinctive character through its interwoven textures. Tempered in intense flames, it reveals a warm, elegant metallic quality with rich, layered colors ranging from deep brown to a lustrous sheen, reminiscent of the passage of time. The teapot's form is round and full, unadorned in its simplicity, exuding the pure essence of wood-fired ceramics. The lid fits snugly, ensuring a smooth pour, making it an ideal choice for tea connoisseurs. Features: • Unique marbled design with two types of clay • High-temperature wood-firing process, durable and robust • Softens water, resulting in sweet and smooth tea • Handmade exclusivity, each piece is one-of-a-kind Dimensions: Capacity approximately 200ml As this is a handmade series, slight variations in size may occur! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54432009229_e6e2815e7f_c.jpg Amidst the tranquil sound of flowing water, we gather fragments of time, knead them into clay, and temper them with fire—ceramics. Dai Pei-Ling, raised in a family of ceramic artists, was immersed in the world of kilns and clay from a young age, deeply influenced by ceramic culture. She established her studio in Miaoli, naming it "Long Jian Shi Guang" (Catching Light in Time), to continue this unique and precious artistic legacy. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54430801337_b19dc9ff0b_n.jpg "Long Jian Shi Guang" is guided by the core philosophy of "Capturing Time's Imprint, The Warmth of Handmade." Through ceramic creations, each piece carries the traces of time's passage and the baptism of fire. The designs emphasize natural textures and handcrafted quality, hoping that the works can leave warm and distinctive moments in people's daily lives. Each piece is a poem woven by fire and earth, allowing users to embrace not just an object, but the most beautiful moments of time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431652461_1576c36495.jpg