Firewood-fired heavy ash kiln sweat pot

Dimensions: Approximately 13cm long (including handle and spout) 8.1*H 7.4cm wide Capacity: about 150ml Weight: 173g Material: Clay, 1260 degree firewood fired Wood burning is when firewood directly leaves natural "fire marks" on the body, making the color of the work warm and changeable. The ash after burning of the firewood adheres to the work and dissolves at high temperature to form a natural glaze. Many people prefer to use wood-fired vessels for making tea and coffee, because not only are the vessels warm and changeable, they are unique, and they also have the restoration effect of wood-burning, and the surface is covered with pores, making it easy to collect heat. When tea is brewed at high temperature, it can be The aroma of the fermented tea is perfectly released, leaving a fragrant mouthfeel. After multiple brewings, the tea aroma can be gathered, and the tea nourishes the pot, making the pot body more moist and beautiful.