Purple Mist Bubble Wood-Fired Flared Gaiwan No.D0791

Fully hand-pinched irregular tea pitcher fired with bare pine wood at high temperature. Stacked plant ash inside the kiln chemically forms a deep, dark, moss-black glaze, without standardized mold shaping. Integrated curved spout balances practical tea dividing function and rough wild handcrafted texture, iconic red-green kiln treasure crystal embedded at bottom, a rare one-off wood-fired teaware for tea table pouring, interior display, and pottery collection.Rounded, bulging body shaped purely by hand pinching, natural undulating indentations, and vertical hand texture retained on exterior. Casual wavy raw rim sealed with charcoal metal edge; one-piece eagle spout delivers steady continuous tea flow without dripping after pouring. Narrow, small round base keeps the pitcher stable, uneven outer surface fits palm naturally for anti-slip, comfortable single-hand grip.Matte jet black base glaze-coated exterior scattered with tiny silver white plant ash star flecks, interwoven full of fine natural ice crackle, partial pale brown and cyan grey kiln wash with vintage rough granular touch. Stunning layered interior: mist grey crackle glaze as base, a large interwoven red-green glass kiln treasure crystal settles at cup center, surrounded by translucent lake blue ash wash shimmering fragmented light under daylight. Every pitcher carries an unrepeatable crystal shape and star speckle layout.Breathable raw coarse clay avoids absorbing strange odors and fully preserves the original tea aroma, ideal for daily tea serving for two or more people. Calm dark moss wood-fired glaze matches dark wabi-sabi, minimalist Chinese and industrial style tea tables, scarce kiln crystal texture makes it a top collection choice for senior wood-fired teaware lovers.