electric fired 1250°C
volume 90 ml
diameter 94 mm
height 66 mm
price 1600 CZK ( 70 EUR+ shipping)
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MATERIAL USED
For the Ivory series, I use selected stoneware with a high quartz content. It combines the heat resistance of clay with an almost porcelain appearance. The color, taste and aroma of tea from this ivory series is perfect and pure. It is also suitable for profesional tasting a tea. According to my measurements, this material does not absorb as much heat as porcelain. Water remains at a higher temperature and also cools more slowly than porcelain. The ceramic is electrically fired at a temperature of 1250 °C. The surface is treated with a transparent feldspar-based glaze.
For the Ivory series, I use selected stoneware with a high quartz content. It combines the heat resistance of clay with an almost porcelain appearance. The color, taste and aroma of tea from this ivory series is perfect and pure. It is also suitable for profesional tasting a tea. According to my measurements, this material does not absorb as much heat as porcelain. Water remains at a higher temperature and also cools more slowly than porcelain. The ceramic is electrically fired at a temperature of 1250 °C. The surface is treated with a transparent feldspar-based glaze.
AFRICAN INSPIRATION
This particular gaiwan belongs to a collection that I have labeled "African inspiration", which was created thanks to my travels to Morocco. Here I encountered not only the simple decoration of Moroccan ceramics, architecture and the patterns of hand-knotted carpets, but also art from the Central African and Sahel region, from textiles to sculptures. From jewelry to decorated furniture... All of this is reflected in this collection.
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