WHAT IS UNGLAZED WOOD-FIRED POTTERY?
Unglazed wood-fired pottery is a unique type of ceramic crafted without glazes like pre-mixed natural ash glaze. It's shaped and then hardened solely by the heat of a wood-burning kiln. This process allows the wood ash and flames to naturally etch distinctive patterns and textures onto the pottery's surface.
WHAT DISTINGUISHES IT FROM OTHER WOOD-FIRED POTTERY?
Unglazed wood-fired pottery stands out because it doesn't rely on a glaze finish. Instead, it gains its distinct surface qualities directly from the wood-firing process. In contrast, general wood-fired pottery may include both glazed and unglazed varieties, with the possible application of various glazes like shino or natural ash.