Dangqiongcuo Lake in summer・Quiet waiting・Cup 2

Dangqiongcuo Lake is located in Nima County, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet. It is a typical northern Tibetan plateau terrain, where the average altitude is above 4,500 meters. Dangqiongcuo Lake is one of the many inland lakes on the plateau. It is a saltwater lake. Before the lake dried up, it was connected to the more southerly holy lake of Dangre Yongcuo. It can be said that it is the same lake. After a long geological history, it has been reborn. The existence of the lake has brought important ecosystems to the vast plateau. The local people, who live by following water and grass, roam the mountains all year round. They move back and forth between the plateaus and lower-lying valleys according to the seasons to avoid the cold winter. Diameter: about 10cm Height: 6.5cm Origin: Taiwan Material: Yellow pottery Handmade The pottery is made using the pulling and powder drawing techniques. It is bisque fired at 900 degrees and glaze fired at 1230 degrees for reduction firing. The glaze is non-toxic and can be used as an edible utensil. Remark: The size is measured manually, there may be an error of 0.5cm, but I will try to be as accurate as possible. All photos are taken with natural light, and try to capture every angle of the object. However, there may still be different color differences and some subjective differences due to different brands and settings of computer screens or mobile phones. Before purchasing, look at the photos and feel them, pick up a ruler to help, and you can place an order if you feel it is right :) Due to limited manpower, we do not accept returns or exchanges for reasons that the product is not as expected. If you have any questions, you can message me and I will try to respond. Customers who have messaged you should know that I will definitely reply to messages and I will do my best to reply. Thank you. Finally, there are many variables in the firing of pottery. Sometimes there will be some small pores that do not affect the use. If found, it is normal. I will try my best to avoid those variables during the production process. I look forward to receiving feedback from you pottery fans. See you next time.