Dripping Woodfired Teapot teacup The thin-walled character allows them

The thin-walled character allows them to be lightweight enough to hold comfortably

With no complaint

appearing vitrified resulting from the reaction between soda and clay during the process of firing

mottled black and brown

Notice that we have categorized those cups into “full” and “light” based on the pink degree on the outside of the cups

Dripping Woodfired Teapot teacup The thin-walled character allows themFeature: The teapot is distinguished by a snowmelt like surface with faint cracks around the body created during 3 days and nights of woodfiring. The brilliant surface varies from metallic brown to glossy dripping grey, giving a significant visual and texture contrast. The bluish green crystal at the lid and bottom provides an esthetics enhancement to the whole works. Firing: wood firing for 3 days and nights Inside glazed: No Filter: a multi hole