Shino-yaki Hand-held Pot Rain Dew Shino Teapot
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Ceramic
- Rain Dew Shino Teapot: 10.0 cm x 8.5 cm, capacity 125 ml.
- Virtual Flat Shino Teapot: 10.2cm x 6.0cm, capacity 95ml.
- Made by wood-fired technology, the glaze surface changes with the temperature in the kiln, resulting in uncertain natural changes, each one is different; the ink-and-wash gradient artistic conception on the surface of the vessel is like an ancient landscape painting, giving each tea set a variety of changes.
- The surface traces of the Shino Teapot are the unique glaze formed during the firing process, which also creates the uniqueness of each product.
- It is an [accidental] glaze effect that appears during the firing process of the object. The calm and restrained glaze color returns to its original simplicity and highlights the atmosphere.
- The antique shape and the iron spots made by high-temperature firing of coarse pottery all show its simple and rough temperament.
Shino-yaki Hand-held Pot Rain Dew Shino Teapot
$107.58
Rain Dew Pot
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used to make the Shino Teapot?
The Shino Teapot is made of ceramic, handcrafted using traditional wood-fired technology to ensure its unique glaze and character.
What are the sizes and capacities of the Rain Dew and Virtual Flat Shino Teapots?
The Rain Dew Shino Teapot measures 10.0 cm x 8.5 cm with a capacity of 125 ml, while the Virtual Flat Shino Teapot is 10.2 cm x 6.0 cm with a capacity of 95 ml.
How is the glaze on the Shino Teapot different from other teapots?
The glaze surface of the Shino Teapot changes with kiln temperature, creating natural, unique variations and an artistic ink-and-wash landscape effect.
What makes each Shino Teapot unique?
Each Shino Teapot has its own unique glaze and surface traces formed during the firing process, making every piece one-of-a-kind.
How does the traditional firing process affect the appearance of the Shino Teapot?
The high-temperature wood-fired process creates antique shapes and iron spots, emphasizing its simple, rough temperament and distinctive glaze effects.
