【Grey Glaze】Slightly moth-eaten white with blue dim sum cup soup cup two

【Grey Glaze】Slightly moth-eaten white with blue dim sum cup soup cup two Gray glaze is driftwood from nature, A natural glaze made by blending and mixing the remaining ash after high-temperature firing; Different wood ash contains rich and diverse minerals, so every firing is a new attempt, with surprises and surprises. Each kiln and the location of each production will affect the color or texture. Some are relatively grainy, while others have a warm and moist feel. There are single colors and colorful ones. Just like nature, no flower is the same and no tree is the same. Every kiln is a new attempt, with successes and failures, Therefore, the color and appearance texture of each fired work is also unique. ｜Every piece of work is handmade, giving customers a sense of simplicity and simplicity ｜I like to incorporate elements of nature into our lives ｜The life pottery made is full of warmth and nature. / Number of pieces: 1 ／Material: Pottery ／Size: 9.5 cm in diameter and 7 cm in height, manual measurement, slight error, please forgive me / Work weight: 150 grams ／Capacity: 160 ml / Origin: Taiwan ※ The works are all handmade, and the plus or minus error of 0.5cm in size measurement is within the normal range. If you have any questions about natural works, please write to confirm the details of the works before placing a bid. ※ Because each piece is handmade, they are not perfect, but they are warm works, just like us, people are not perfect, but they have temperature. Buyers are asked to confirm and think before placing a bid. ※ The works are all taken from real products, and the natural light and indoor light are different for the works, and the color difference will inevitably exist. Declined color difference or does not match the imagination and returns. If you have any questions, please contact us, we will reply you as soon as possible, thank you! ※ The different picture quality of each computer screen will affect the color displayed in the work, and the color difference will inevitably exist. If you are a perfectionist, please think about it before subscripting.