Wood-fired porcelain clay heavy ash teapot / Xiao Pingfan handmade

What kind of teapot can make every brewing like a noble ceremony? This teapot is exquisite and crystal clear. The heavy dust accumulated under high temperature has been tempered into a jade-like warm color, just like the dewdrops on a winter morning. The body of the pot is surrounded by leopard ash and fire patterns that blend together, like a piece of abstract art. If you take a closer look, you will find that there is natural fallen dust dotted around the teapot, just the right amount, quietly forming a touch of emerald green against the pure white jade. In fact, every little bit carries the illusion in the kiln. When the tea flows out, time seems to stand still in the cup... This pot is filled with a deep sense of tranquility and serenity, and each brewing experience is like a noble ritual. The beauty of life starts with a beautiful teapot. Capacity: 200cc The works of Xiao Pingfan Taofang do not pursue mass production. Each creative product has a unique design and the process of pure hand-kneading or throwing is used to give life to the work. Each work is unique. All the works in Taofang are created by my husband and me together, so there are signatures of "Ping" or "Fan". Large works will have the signature of "Xiao Pingfan Taofang", which is unique!! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51567264550_68d52fdae8_b.jpg **1. What is the origin of the work?** We mostly use American soil, Japanese soil, and Taiwanese Miaoli soil for our creations. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51565549867_2d00e9c5fb_b.jpg **2. What is the wood-fired process?** American clay, Japanese clay, and Miaoli clay are mixed in different proportions. The production process is purely hand-kneading (not a clay pulling machine) to slowly shape the clay. After the basic shape is formed, the lines of the clay are trimmed, and then it is polished to complete the initial clay. After entering the kiln, it undergoes a non-stop firewood burning process with natural longan wood and acacia wood for five days and four nights, raising the temperature to over 1,200 degrees. During this period, natural ash will adhere to the work, forming a special ash glaze; at the same time, the fire patterns in the kiln will also flow between the works, forming beautiful orange-red or blue-purple fire pattern traces. After five days and four nights of falling ash and interlaced fire patterns, it will take another week for the temperature to drop before a work of art can take on its beautiful shape! Each piece is unique! The high temperature firing method of traditional wood-fired baking gives the product a far-infrared effect, making it perfect for brewing tea! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51566330016_d46035182e_b.jpg **3. What should VIPs pay attention to?** The color of the product may vary slightly due to the light source of the photography. The work is purely handmade and will definitely leave traces of the texture of the work. The work may also have slight differences due to the firing process, and it is normal for the rim to be crooked or there to be some scratches during the production. It can definitely be used normally, please understand! Xiao Pingfan's recent competition and exhibition qualifications Selected for the Photography Category of 2022 Yilan Art Exhibition 2022 ROC Ceramics Association Brilliant Joint Exhibition 2021 Miaoli Pottery Art Festival Ceramics Competition Wood-fired Group Excellent Works Three works shortlisted for the 2021 4th Shanghai International Wood-fired Ceramics Competition 2021 Miaoli Ceramics Association and Culture and Tourism Bureau Joint Exhibition 2020 Miaoli Ceramics Museum Yiyun Joint Exhibition 2020 Miaoli Pottery Art Festival Ceramics Museum Exhibition