Mini Raku Stove
This miniature stove works perfectly to keep your tea warm or just on its own as a sculpture. Fired in Japanese raku* technique, which gives the glaze a burnt quality.
Collectable artwork of our very own master Tevfik Karagözoglu.
*Raku is a low firing process where the pottery is removed from the kiln when red hot and deliberately cooled down rapidly, commonly by plunging into cold water or putting it in a pile of combustable material such as sawdust.
Material: Ceramics
Measures: H 26cm, Di 13cm
Notes: Cups are not included in the price, you can find them here. | Never leave a candle unattended | Make sure you leave a small gap as you insert the tray for oxygen flow. If oxygen can’t get into where your candle is, the fire will extinguish.
This miniature stove works perfectly to keep your tea warm or just on its own as a sculpture. Fired in Japanese raku* technique, which gives the glaze a burnt quality.
Collectable artwork of our very own master Tevfik Karagözoglu.
*Raku is a low firing process where the pottery is removed from the kiln when red hot and deliberately cooled down rapidly, commonly by plunging into cold water or putting it in a pile of combustable material such as sawdust.
Material: Ceramics
Measures: H 26cm, Di 13cm
Notes: Cups are not included in the price, you can find them here. | Never leave a candle unattended | Make sure you leave a small gap as you insert the tray for oxygen flow. If oxygen can’t get into where your candle is, the fire will extinguish.
This miniature stove works perfectly to keep your tea warm or just on its own as a sculpture. Fired in Japanese raku* technique, which gives the glaze a burnt quality.
Collectable artwork of our very own master Tevfik Karagözoglu.
*Raku is a low firing process where the pottery is removed from the kiln when red hot and deliberately cooled down rapidly, commonly by plunging into cold water or putting it in a pile of combustable material such as sawdust.
Material: Ceramics
Measures: H 26cm, Di 13cm
Notes: Cups are not included in the price, you can find them here. | Never leave a candle unattended | Make sure you leave a small gap as you insert the tray for oxygen flow. If oxygen can’t get into where your candle is, the fire will extinguish.
