Winter's Yamdrok Lake · Black Snow · Guanyin Vase

On a sweltering summer afternoon, after a thunderstorm approached, light filtered through the clouds, dyeing the evening sky with color. Before the coming darkness, it offered a comforting end to the day, as if to say, Winter days are often clear and bright. Where sunlight falls, it is mostly warm. Occasionally, a strong wind blows, carrying away the warmth from your body. If you then step into the shade, it is mostly cold. Thus, people begin to cherish the moments bathed in sunlight, and seek warmth in winter. These gatherings feel reminiscent of certain youthful memories. "It will pass, just like before." Perhaps in one winter, we were both kept warm and cherished, and those memories have gradually become fragmented, layered or buried deep in our hearts, no longer spoken of, but remembered. And in another winter, people begin to recall those pure, beautiful moments. How lovely. Diameter approx. 6cm Height approx. 12.5cm Origin: Taiwan Material: Ceramic clay Handmade Fired at 900°C for biscuit firing and 1230°C for glaze firing in an oxidizing atmosphere. The glaze is non-toxic and safe for food contact. Notes: Dimensions are measured by hand and may have an error of 0.5cm, but I will do my best to be precise. All photos are taken in natural light, and I try to capture the object from every angle. However, there may still be differences in color and subjective perception due to the brand and settings of computer screens or mobile phones. Before purchasing, please take a moment to look at the photos, use a ruler to assist you, and if it feels right, you can place your order :) As my capacity is very limited, I do not accept returns or exchanges for reasons of the product not meeting expectations. Please feel free to message me with any questions, and I will do my best to respond. Guests who have messaged me should know that I will always reply, and tirelessly, thank you. Finally, there are many variables in pottery firing. Sometimes small, inconsequential pores may occur that do not affect use; these are normal phenomena. I will also do my best to avoid these variables during the production process. I look forward to your feedback upon receiving your pottery. See you next time.