Taoxichuan – Imperial Kiln Blind Box (Decoration)

Ceramic craft instructions:

The following natural phenomena may occur during the production of porcelain. These are not quality issues and do not affect daily use.

Bubbles/Small Black Spots:
Small bubbles or black spots may appear during high-temperature firing of ceramics. This is normal.

Unglazed Bottom:
Porcelain is placed on a cutting board before being fired in the kiln, so the bottom cannot be glazed, resulting in a rough texture.

Hand-Painted:
In hand-painted porcelain, the artist flexibly adjusts the color and brushstrokes, resulting in variations in lines. This is normal.

Blue and White Iron:
The blue and white color is rich and emerald with a sunken feel. Rust spots may appear, imitating the effect of Sumaliqing. This is normal.

Minor Color Difference:
Minor color differences are normal during the firing of porcelain due to batch differences, kiln conditions, and subtle temperature fluctuations.