Taiwan Renga TR Red Brick Charm

✿ Product Specifications/Dimensions: Length 4 x Width 2 x Thickness 1 (cm) ✿ Origin: Taiwan ✿ Manufacturing Method/Material: Fired Kiln / Brick ✿ Notes: Orders placed before 12:00 PM on the same day will be shipped the same day. No shipping on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays. ✿ Product Story ✿ The origins of Taiwan's brick industry trace back to the Dutch colonial period. In the mid-1910s, the Taiwan Brick Company produced red bricks categorized into four grades, with TR bricks being their top-tier product. Commonly referred to as Japanese colonial-era red bricks on construction sites, TR bricks were manufactured by the Taiwan Brick Company. The "TR" initials embossed on the brick surface are an abbreviation for Taiwan Renga. These were the highest grade of red bricks at the time, featuring a unique mesh pattern designed to enhance cement adhesion after drying. ✿ Convenience Store Logistics Limit: 5kg ✿ Due to the 5kg weight limit for convenience store pickups, please message us privately if you have concerns about weight. If the combined order weight exceeds the limit, you will be asked to cancel your order and reorder with a suitable shipping method (home delivery). As the system cannot modify shipping methods, we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. ✿ Important Notes ✿ Please note that color variations, stone pops, and natural imperfections are normal characteristics of fired brick products, emphasizing their natural aesthetic. The actual product received will be the primary reference. Please ensure you can accept these conditions before placing your order to protect your consumer rights. Kiln Ash Glaze - Natural Presentation Red Brick Material: Natural clay contains minerals. During the firing process at temperatures up to 1,050°C, the high heat and kiln ash create variations in color intensity—shades of black, light, or red. The ash can also form natural spots of white or black, lending an antique and rustic appearance. Stone pops may also create natural color variations, which are normal occurrences in the kiln-firing process. Therefore, the product you receive will possess a unique and singular color.