Mingya kiln l wood fired ash glazed iron spot carved polygonal mug H

Simple and simple glaze color, During the process of burning firewood, the iron markings correspond to the falling ash. Presenting a layered texture. The bottom is hand-engraved, adding to the elegance. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49458750412_6c4834e042_b.jpg **Introduction to wood burning** "Wood firing" is a traditional kiln firing method, which uses wood to burn to a high temperature of over 1,200 degrees. There are "fire marks" naturally left by the firewood directly on the body, as well as the ashes that naturally fall after the firewood is burned, making the color of the work warm and richly varied, a state that cannot be achieved by electric kilns and gas kilns. Compared with ordinary electric kilns and gas kilns, wood burning takes about 8 to 10 days from rowing (stacking) kilns, igniting and burning to sealing the kiln, and then cooling down. In addition, the pressure of the wood-burning kiln is very high, as well as factors such as climate humidity, dryness of the wood, artificial speed of adding firewood, kiln discharge position, etc., which may lead to the success or failure of the work, and the damage rate is also high. Experienced wood-burning writers will consider the speed of the airflow throughout the kiln when discharging the kiln. They must plan from how to discharge the works of different sizes, how to estimate the rise of the fire path, how to add firewood and carbon, and the degree of combustion. mind. Every process requires full concentration so that perfect wood-burning works can be presented. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48889089358_5abbecc11a_b.jpg Manufacturing place: Hualien, Taiwan Our works range from drawing, glazing to firing All are handmade Although not as perfect as a boutique product But it leaves behind the creator’s most simple creative process and feel Each piece has its own unique look, and that’s what’s so fascinating about pottery! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48356117992_22e1c6556e_b.jpg **Precautions** 1. The works are all handmade, with different textures and colors, and computer displays vary. 2. Bumps, trace bubbles, glaze color shades, and cracked textures on the surface of the work are normal hand-made phenomena and are not defects. 3. Each work is stamped with the stamp of Mingya Kiln or hand-engraved by the author (Teacher Cai Rongzong, Teacher Zhong Xuanhui). 4. Please clean it with a sponge, soft detergent and water before first use. It should not be exposed to direct fire sources for heating, and the temperature difference between hot and cold should not be too large. Can be used in microwave ovens, ovens and electric cookers. 5. The works are all taken from actual products. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via email and we will reply to you as soon as possible!! https://live.staticflickr.com/930/29742057708_3295f1be97_b.jpg