Kintsugi Vine Woodfired Teapot woodfired With the ash plant glaze

With the ash plant glaze blended by the potter himself

coloring the pot glossy black and matte black with mottled effect as a result of different temperature applied throughout the teapot

making the gaiwan feel coarse in hand

Feature: Those old school tea trays are collected literally from remote villages around Jingdezhen

Those fair cups are textured with white and brown drips around the body

Kintsugi Vine Woodfired Teapot woodfired With the ash plant glazeThe teapot is made by the potter Liu Xinlong (check here for more details of Liu) from Jingdezhen, the capital of pottery in China. Made of kaolin clay, the teapot is woodfired in the kiln for a few days straight, resulting in a gradation of colour from brown to grey with fine cracks thoroughly. It stands out with the kintsugi design covering almost half of the body providing strong wabi sabi esthetics and significant textural contrast. The overall