Sunlit Woodfired Teacup teatray The bluish-violet color is created

The bluish-violet color is created by atmospheric turbulence while the ash of wood is dusting the surface of pot during 3-days-and-nights of wood-firing in kiln

Note: A woodfired painted piece is usually accomplished by two steps as follows:(I) A piece is made of unglazed or glazed clay then fired for a few days and nights straight under over 1300℃ using a lot of wood in the kiln before being painted as a normal piece is done

Note: we offer a matching teacup with the  lotus houhin to create a portable personal set

Shaped in form of cherry blossom by hand

Set A includes three cups appearing glossy on the outside with 40ml each cup

Sunlit Woodfired Teacup teatray The bluish-violet color is createdThe line of teacups is made by the potter Liu Xinlong from Jingdezhen, the capital of pottery in China. Lius works are admired for their spectacular and surprising color as a result of a decade spent in wood firing. He is aimed to discover a wide array of kiln changes that will make pieces come out with pleasing vibrancy or subtlety in unexpected patterns. Made of refined clay, those teacups appear delicate with a lovely gradation of colors from light