Aurora Soda Woodfired Fair cup handpainted teacup The appearance of clay moves

The appearance of clay moves between dark brown and metallic black speckled with dark yellow spots depending on where in the kiln it was positioned

which is caused by an interaction with ash of the wood and flame  after being fired in the kiln for 3 days and nights

Covered by faint crackles which will deepen with using

the appearance of those cups vary slightly different

We recommend referring to the photos for exact color you are interested in

Aurora Soda Woodfired Fair cup handpainted teacup The appearance of clay movesThose fair cups are made by the soda firing expert, Mupu studio (check here to learn about Mupu). With a swirled shape, the soda firing faircup is characterised by patterns running down diagonally from left to right across the cup. With reaction between soda and clay in the wood fired kiln, the glaze comes into being on the surface of unglazed faircup , presenting patches of blue and wine red. The faircup is vitrified with crackles throughout which