The hidden rust of time - hourglass vase flower vessel

｜The hidden time｜ **My time in hiding was very low-key, but my posture and mind were always there** ｜Product Name｜Rust Series·Hourglass Bottle ｜Product size｜ Width 8cm Height 18cm ｜Production place｜Taiwan ｜Material｜Clay ｜Manufacturing process｜ Hand drawn and glaze fired at 1230 degrees ｜Production cycle｜ 20-25 days " https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51180497026_a2fa3690e2_k.jpg " The overall design uses a combination of geometric shapes such as triangles, trapezoids, and rhombuses to transform into polygonal vessels; the technique of mixing glazes is used in the color to create a metallic luster and a nostalgic style of rust. Under the slight light and shadow, it is low-key and luxurious, full of With traces of time. **Reminder** The products are all produced with fine workmanship, and trace bubbles, unevenness, etc. on the surface are normal phenomena caused by hand work. The appearance, shape, texture, color, and size of each work are quenched by time and temperature, making it unique and therefore cannot be the same. Products are shipped randomly.__you mind, please be sure to write to inquire about the remaining products before placing a bid. and color__. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47906887941_4f39e70d9b_o.png ▴▲▲▴▴ **About Jinghao** Let pottery be not just an object, but the most pleasant scenery in your home. Art of Living Table Aesthetic Table Aesthetic Tea Setting Scene Jinghao's concept of handicrafts is to convey "life aesthetics and craftsmanship are daily life". Meals and bowls, pots for tea, water for twisting flowers, these random things around life, trivial things that are easily forgotten, can be very flavorful, ordinary and important. From the selection of soil, the design of the body, the application of glaze color, and the firing in the kiln, every step of the production contains Jinghao's delicacy and consideration. ▴▲▲▴▴ Production process Hand-painted design > Mixing clay > Hand drawing > Repairing > Drying > Bisque firing at 800 degrees > Glazing > High temperature glaze firing at 1230 degrees > Modifying the damaged body > Finished product https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47854785882_d602ccc831_o.png