Wood-fired tea without handle

▪️The texture on the surface is made of American black soil, so it produces a different color (black) than the tire soil. Japanese porcelain clay is used to embellish the gold wire. Item Wood-fired black soil tea sea Capacity (cc) 210 Bottom inscription Zhenlin Material pottery Origin Taiwan 【Introduction to wood burning】 Wood burning is one of the traditional kiln-fired techniques. In order to avoid the wood ash produced by burning the early pottery from adhering to the utensils, Gudu covered each work with a saggar to keep the glaze flawless. In contrast, today's wood-fired works are presented with three elements: earth, wood ash and fire marks. These elements are naturally generated and unpredictable. Compared with the predictability of traditional glazes, wood-fired firing is more elusive. https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7852/52179760342_6e21822346_b.jpg