Pure Pottery - Wood-fired Slip Plate

In the reduction and oxidation process of wood firing, the white slip develops a grayish-white hue with a hint of blue. Where the glaze is thin, the underlying clay body is visible, and iron spots are scattered throughout. The center of the plate reveals the texture of the slip's contraction and transformation. The piece exhibits a textured, mottled surface due to ash glaze and fire marks, embodying a wabi-sabi aesthetic. ∷ Artist: Chang Hsiang-Po ∷ Dimensions: Diameter 18.5 cm * Height 2.7 cm ∷ Material: Kiln-fired Clay ...Purchase Notice... .During the firing process, ceramics naturally develop variations in glaze patterns, pores, particles, coloration, and surface textures. These kiln-induced transformations are an integral part of their unique character and are considered normal. .Photographs are taken in natural light, and we strive to capture details and color variations. Due to differences in device screen displays, there may be color discrepancies. The actual product received will prevail. Thank you for your understanding. .This item is one wood-fired slip plate. Other photographic props are not included. ...Usage Notice... .Suitable for microwave ovens, electric cookers, and dish dryers. Do not use over direct heat (spirit lamps, gas stoves). .Can be used for hot water and hot tea. .It is recommended to clean with a soft sponge or scrubber to avoid scratching the surface.