Desert Dust Wood-Fired Tea Server

Flows of Serene Wilderness: The "Desert Dust" Wood-Fired Tea Server The "Desert Dust" collection captures the grand yet tranquil color gradients of the desert wilderness. While visually presenting the raw, earthy tones of sandy soil, its touch is as smooth and delicate as silk, showcasing the contrasting beauty refined by kiln fires. Each pour of tea resembles a clear spring flowing through a silent wilderness, preserving the warmth and essence of the tea ceremony within its minimalist lines, making it a treasure for tea rituals that delights both the eyes and the touch. ● Visually rich in desert-like color layers, yet smooth and delicate to the touch like porcelain, offering an excellent feel and easy cleaning. ● The precisely designed spout ensures a clean, drip-free pour, maintaining an elegant process when serving tea. ● The clay possesses excellent properties for aroma retention and enhancing the tea's flavor, resulting in a mellower, smoother mouthfeel. ※ Note: Each wood-fired piece is unique with its own ash glaze and fire marks. If you wish to select a specific style, please indicate this in your order notes. Otherwise, items will be shipped randomly. — Product Information — ● Artist: Yang Yijuan ● Dimensions: Length 11 cm, Width 10 cm, Height 9 cm ● Capacity: 300 ml — Care Instructions — ● Suitable for hot water and food; do not heat directly over an open flame (such as an alcohol burner or gas stove) as this may cause cracking or damage. ● Clean with soft materials (sponge, natural loofah); avoid abrasive materials (steel wool, sandpaper) as they may scratch the surface. — A Glimpse into Wood Firing — https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2805/33343940793_f95db781ca_b.jpg Through a master craftsman's dedication, tending the kiln fire continuously for 4 days and 4 nights, judging the timing of wood addition to control the temperature – this painstakingly slow and nearly lost ancient technique means **each piece is one-of-a-kind in the world; it is impossible to fire a second identical piece, making it a worthy collectible.** Wood-fired pottery is left unglazed. The natural ash produced during firing forms a beautiful, non-toxic coating on each work.