Grainy Woodfired Teapot gaiwan it can’t hold too much

it can’t hold too much liquid

coloring the gaiwan light blue with a mottled effect and dark blue area where the glaze gathers and drops providing textural touch

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

an influential pottery centre in the world

the teacup feels grainy in the hand

Grainy Woodfired Teapot gaiwan it can’t hold too muchThe wood fired teapot is handmade by a highly skilled potter based on De Hua , one of the important pottery centres in China. Based on experience and interest, he is trying to make a difference in wood firing potteries by absorbing some new elements of decoration. The teapot is textured by coarse sands inlaid into the surface of the pot with black speckles throughout the pot, giving the significant visual and textural contrast. It is also