firewood pot

**The perfect interpretation of wabi-sabi aesthetics** wabi sabi is something imperfect Immortal and unfinished beauty that is a prudent and humble beauty It is also a kind of casual beauty that does not follow the routine - Leonard Koren https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4815/31216576347_2c58846d37_b.jpg Burning pottery in use and visually is rough and warm The pursuit of beauty lies in nature, simplicity and solidity Completion of a wood-fired work Relying heavily on the potter's physical strength in pottery making and kiln firing Professional knowledge, adaptability and aesthetic ability **It is impossible to burn out exactly the same works** https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4824/45243548915_59cf41c8d6_b.jpg The control variable of wood fired kiln is much more complicated than that of electric kiln Factors that should be considered in the kiln may include: Climate, schedule design, row kiln position, heat Firewood thickness dry and wet, heating rate Combination of fuel consumption and air volume The application and removal of carbon deposits, firewood throwing skills And conform to kiln characteristics and control the effect of the work you want to achieve Handmade teapot with beautiful and delicate lines Lid, button, handle, mouth, pot shape Every detail and the overall collocation are extremely particular Strict workmanship, smooth water outlet line, tight lid Every pot is unique https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4867/44338837570_552671a4b3_b.jpg **Each pot is handmade and fired in a wood kiln** **The surface cannot be absolutely perfect** **Perfectionists, please do not place an order** **Thank you for your cooperation~** **Specification** Dimensions: L:13.5xH:7.5xW:9.5cm **material** ceramics. The deployment of each piece of soil is personally prepared using raw ore The products are all exported and passed the quality inspection of the customs Non-toxic, non-polluting, in line with environmental protection and sustainable coexistence of the environment **How to use and maintain** When using a new pot for the first time Please rinse the pot first shower with hot water **Ready to use without opening the pot** Suitable for all kinds of tea Rinse with boiling water after brewing tea Wipe the surface and lid of the teapot with a dry cloth (tea towel) and dry in the shade **Origin/manufacturing method** Yingge District, Taiwan / handmade