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A refined example from the Hundred-Meter Skyward Dragon Kiln, characterized by a naturally formed radial crystalline transformation. Fine mineral striations extend outward from the center while micro-crystalline iron particles disperse across the glaze surface, creating a layered structure developed through prolonged high-temperature wood firing.
Subtle variations in light reveal shifting metallic tones and depth within the glaze, a visual effect typical of complex dragon-kiln atmospheres. With regular tea use, the surface may gradually develop greater warmth and clarity as the glaze matures.
Handmade in Shuiji Town, Jianyang, Fujian, using local iron-rich clay and naturally iron-bearing mineral glaze.
Technical Specifications
Kiln Type: Hundred-Meter Skyward Dragon Kiln (wood-fired)
Firing Temperature: approx. 1350 °C
Firing Cycle: ~20 days preparation, ~3 days firing
Firing Atmosphere: oxidation–reduction transition
Forming Method: fully hand-thrown
Trimming Method: fully hand-trimmed
Clay Source: Shuiji Town, Jianyang, Fujian (local iron-rich clay)
Clay Iron Content: >8%
Glaze Type: iron-bearing mineral glaze
Glaze Source: Shuiji Town, Jianyang, Fujian (natural mineral glaze)
Glaze Crystallization Depth: mid-glaze crystallization
Glaze Category: radial crystalline transformation
Artwork Type: individually numbered piece
Origin: Shuiji Town, Jianyang, Fujian, China
Details
• Diameter: 9.6 cm (3.78 in)
• Height: 6.2 cm (2.44 in)
• Capacity: 150 ml (5.07 fl oz)
• Weight: 200 g (7.05 oz)
• Note:
– Capacity measured close to the rim; for use, fill about 70% full.
– All measurements are taken by hand; slight variation may occur.
In the Box
• Natural Paulownia Collector’s Box
• Linen Cup Pouch
• Double-Layer Cotton Tea Towel
• Collector’s Brochure with Certificate — artisan-signed, sealed, and individually numbered
• Care Instruction Card
