Flower and vine double-layer square pot with new color firewood-fired pottery hand-made tea tray | Gyu Kiln

[New color burning flower vine double-layer square pot holder] Size: Approximately 16x16/13x12/h 6.5 (cm) Works signed Gui Kiln Each piece is created by hand, and there will be some differences. The unique beauty is worthy of your collection. - Teacher Chen Weien started the road of firewood burning in 1992, and went to Bizen, Japan for the first time in 1996 to study and visit, which further determined that he would devote himself to the torrent of firewood creation in the future. Now, after years of research and creation, Mr. Chen can always say with a smile: Now he is able to burn his conceived works through experience and control of the state of oxidation, reduction and temperature. / #新彩烧# Low-carbon wood burning [New color burning flower vine double-layer square pot] The new color burning reflects the awareness of environmental protection. With limited earth resources, how do we live with this nature? Eco-friendly firewood reduces the use of resources, and while expressing life through nature, it also strikes a simple balance with nature. / [Double-layer square pot with painted wood fired flowers and vines] is to first use different soil glazes or reducible underglaze colors, painted patterns on the surface of the embryo body, and place the embryo body in a place with less ash, or airtight Set bowls can also be used. Conductive heat radiation is used to sinter and porcelainize the painted soil glaze or underglaze green body in the bowl. [Gray-glazed flower vine double-layer square pot] Firewood-fired classic color flax (also known as gray-glazed color), when the kiln temperature reaches 1100 degrees or more, and the temperature is flat, the firewood in the combustion chamber is burned into fine ash. When the body has accumulated to a certain thickness, it changes on the embryo body through the fire current. The glaze color is between reduction and oxidation, showing different changes such as dark green, dark red, tea brown...etc.