Wood-fired tea can/tea jar/1300ml/Takima Shiko

The surface of the wood-fired teapot presents a unique ash crystal texture. The ash effect is produced by placing it at the kiln head. The ash is just thick enough to form lovely crystals at the bottom, interweaving the metallic luster and the changes of fire marks, perfectly interpreting the art of nature and fire. The body of the pot is thick and warm, retaining the traces of the wood-fired kiln fire. Each piece is a unique work that cannot be replicated, with both practical and artistic collection value. It is suitable for tea storage or as a home decoration, bringing a warm daily atmosphere. Features: • Unique heavy dust performance • High temperature resistant wood burning process, strong and durable • Soften water, make tea sweet and smooth • Handmade and unique, it cannot be replicated size: Diameter 17cm, height 17cm (including lid button), capacity 1300ml Purely handmade series, the size may vary slightly! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54432009229_e6e2815e7f_c.jpg **Takijian Shiguang**originated from the founder Dai Peiling, who grew up in a family of potters and had a deep understanding of the beauty of wood-fired pottery and the charm of flames. In 2010, he officially devoted himself to pottery work, accumulated more than a hundred kiln firing experiences, and explored the moments of interweaving nature and humanity in wood-fired pottery. In 2020, he established a small studio in Miaoli and named it "Takijian Shiguang", which means picking up every creative moment worth cherishing in time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54430801337_b19dc9ff0b_n.jpg Longjian Shiguang takes "picking up light and leaving traces, handmade warmth" as its core concept. Through ceramic creation, each work carries the traces of the passage of time and the baptism of fire. The design focuses on natural textures and handmade textures, hoping that the works can leave warm and unique moments in people's daily lives. Each work is a poem interwoven with fire and earth, allowing users to pick up not only objects, but also the most beautiful light picked up over the years. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431652461_1576c36495.jpg