The external "earthy touch": The lower half or part of the cup retains the "exposed clay" technique. The clay, unglazed and fired directly in the kiln, presents a rustic, slightly grainy, rock-like feel, allowing one to experience the raw warmth of the earth with every hold.
The internal "creamy warmth": The interior and rim of the cup are coated with a warm, milky-white glaze. Visually, it is extremely soft, full, and substantial, giving a sense of comfort and envelopment.
The visual breathability of "exposed clay and milky white": The smooth, silky texture of the milky-white glaze contrasts perfectly with the rough, unadorned exposed clay on the cup. The natural flow of the glaze during high-temperature firing creates an Eastern Zen-like quality of "perfection within imperfection."
This is a piece bearing the "Zhang" mark, hand-thrown and fired by artist Zhang Geming. It abandons the complex combination of different materials, purely using "clay, milky-white glaze, and kiln fire" to create a dialogue. With its clean lines and serene colors, it is a piece of art that becomes more charming with use and can accompany you for a lifetime.
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