Heavy falling ash and secondary firewood burning tea warehouse

The heavy ash-falling secondary firewood-burning tea warehouse has a capacity of 6 taels of tea leaves. After two firewood-burnings, the ash falling heavily is pressed onto the jar body, forming a stalactite-like molten cave effect. The wood-fired tea warehouse is a magical tool for growing tea. It is suitable for fermented and baked teas, especially for newly released tea. It can remove the fire of new tea and continue fermentation to achieve the mellow aroma and taste of old tea. Wood burning: Firewood directly leaves natural "fire marks" on the body, making the color of the work warm and changeable. The ashes after burning the wood fall on the work to produce a "natural ash glaze", which dissolves at high temperatures. It forms a natural glaze, which is beautiful due to the ash falling off when fired with wood. However, it also has rough and imperfect aspects, such as fine cracks, rough surface, traces of grinding on the spout and ring foot, and uneven color. If you mind, please do not place an order. Many people specify wood-fired vessels for making tea and coffee, because not only are the vessels warm and changeable (they can be used as pots, and the more they are used, the smoother they become) and unique, but they also have the restoration effect of wood-burning, and the surface is covered with pores, which makes the polyurethane It is easy to heat, and brewing tea at high temperature can perfectly release the aroma of fermented tea, 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. Product material: half pottery and half porcelain. Production process: manual drawing, wood burning, firing at 1280 degrees Celsius. When using wood-fired utensils for the first time: If it is a teapot, please fill it with 60-70 degree tea, cover the pot and let it soak overnight, then wash it with water. Do not drink until the first and second infusions are done. Do not drink after the third infusion. Start drinking. The same applies to other wood-burning utensils. If you are not sure, you can write to ask. Introduction to the ceramic artist: Yong Pei, a retired scientific and technical personnel, broke the rules and regulations of his previous life after retirement, returned to his childlike innocence, and realized the dream that has never been realized. He used ceramic painting and shaping to let his creativity fly and show his unique creative thinking. . Precautions 1. This work is handmade. It is normal if there are bubbles, black spots, uneven coloring, slight unevenness, marks, etc. 2. Color differences may occur due to differences in shooting angle, lighting, and computer color rendering. 3. The packaging is multi-layered with bubble paper and corrugated boxes, which is safe and shockproof. If you need special gift packaging, please send a separate message to inform. FB: seaceremic IG: seaceremic