Rustic Copper Woodfired Ceramic Teapot teapot The shine achieved on the

The shine achieved on the belly of the teapot is a testament of years of experience this maker has had with wood-firing

It comes as no surprise that this pot is "air-tight"

The shimmer on this pot was achieved by hand carving hundreds of small indentations onto the surface of the pot

The maker has decided to put this tea caddy has been through multiple firings

Rustic Copper Woodfired Ceramic Teapot teapot The shine achieved on theThis textured round body teapot took our breath away multiple times when we first laid eyes on it, and again when we were editing these pictures you have in front of you. It is a wood fired piece that has had an iron oxide applied to its exterior, and has been glazed on the inside. On one face, it has a shiny, almost metallic surface, on the other, a matte surface with plenty of depth. This is in fact a mark of wood fired pieces, known as the yin and