Ink Crimson Wood-Fired Hand-Shaped Tea Pitcher - Large Capacity

The colors of the fire flow across the ceramic surface, creating an interplay of deep and light shades of emerald and crimson, reminiscent of ink washes or twilight clouds reflecting the setting sun. Delicate ash glaze and fire marks quietly outline the layers of wood firing, each piece imbued with its own unique charm and the traces of time. Shaped by hand, the edges undulate naturally, the spout pours smoothly, and the feel is warm and comforting. It carries the essence of the forest, along with a serene elegance. ● Deep, nuanced hues of crimson and ink ● Hand-formed with naturally flowing lines ● Smooth, drip-free pouring ● Unique ash-glazed texture from wood firing - ● Artist: Yang Yi-Chuan ● Dimensions: L 13 x W 9 x H 11 cm ● Capacity: 350 ml — Important Notes — ● Each ceramic piece is handcrafted by the artist, making its design and color unique. Even pieces within the same collection will have slight variations. ● Wood-fired pieces are one-of-a-kind. Even if we attempt to replicate the ash glaze, the colors will never be the same. Don't miss out! ● The rich, layered colors of the ceramic are difficult to fully capture in flat photography. We strive to present the most accurate representation, but color variations may occur due to different monitor displays. The actual product is the final reference. — Care Instructions — ● Suitable for hot water and food; avoid direct flame heating (spirit lamps, gas stoves) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponges, natural loofahs); avoid abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) to prevent scratching the surface. — A Tale of Wood Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through the master craftsman's continuous firing for four days and nights, judging the wood addition to control the temperature based on experience, this ancient and nearly lost technique is both time-consuming and labor-intensive. **Each piece is the world's only original, impossible to replicate, and truly worth collecting.** Wood-fired works are unglazed; instead, the natural ash produced during firing creates a beautiful, non-toxic outer layer for each piece.