Chai burning ice-smoke pot firewood chopsticks pot porcelain clay

Firewood introduction Wood burning is one of the traditional kiln art techniques. In order to avoid the wood ash generated after burning, the solid wood will keep the glazed surface intact. On the other hand, today's wood-burning works are presented in three elements: earth, wood ash and fire marks. These elements are naturally unpredictable. Compared to the predictability of traditional glazes, the firing of wood burning is more elusive. https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7852/45862108975_eae01a8383_b.jpg https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4893/46777123281_37dced5806_b.jpg Item: Chai burning ice pot Bottom drop: Kirin Capacity: 100ml Material: Japanese porcelain clay Kiln species: wood burning kiln Place of Origin: Miaoli County, Taiwan A small reminder - the inner honeycomb of the pot will hit the hole to the extreme edge, in order to reduce the problem of each tea soup remaining in the pot. Ceramic products are more fragile, in order to improve the security of delivery, it is recommended that buyers choose**home delivery method to send**