Handmade Pottery Tea or Coffee set with Orange Hand Painted Decoration and Floral Elements, Pottery Gift Set, Ceramics and Pottery

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Orange Ceramic Set With Hand Painted Floral Decoration

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Measurings:
- For the teapot:
Capacity - 650ml/21 oz
Approximate measuring 5.1in/13cm high (to the upper end of the lid) by 6.7in/17cm wide.

-For the sugar bowl:
4.7in/12cm wide by 4.1in/10.5cm high.

- For the cups:
Capacity - 160ml/5.4oz.
Approximate measuring 3.4in/8.5cm wide (without the handle) by 3.1in/8cm high.
2.7in/7cm wide by 2.5in/6.5cm high.

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!!! IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!! This teapot cannot be used over direct heat from a stovetop range.
Very few ceramic items are safe for stovetop heating. When heated, ceramic ware starts to expand (although not visible with naked eye). When we heat them from the bottom, they will expand unevenly, because their upper part, which will be relatively cold, will not expand that much. This will cause the crystal structure of the ware to rupture and the pot to break.
Ceramic items are heat resistent only if we heat them slowly and evenly, for example a casserole in an oven.
This teapot can be used for steaming tea by putting the tea leaves or teabags inside and adding hot water, or just by pouring our previously prepared tea in it in order to serve it to our guests or family. It can also be a beautiful decorative item for our kitchen and living room or even for our garden.

Pottery and ceramics have been an important part of human culture for thousands of years. From prehistoric storage jars to tiles on the space shuttles, pottery and ceramics have played a key role in innumerable human endeavors.

The Process:
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GLAZE FIRING
The glaze firing is the second firing of the clay. Once glazes have been applied to the bisqueware and have had a chance to dry, the ware is carefully loaded into the kiln for the glaze firing. The firing temperature, depending on the materials, is between 2020 F (1100 C) and 2350 F (1280 C). Pots cannot be allowed to touch at all, or the glazes will melt together, welding the pots together.
The kiln is heated slowly to the proper temperature to bring the clay and glazes to maturity, and then slowly cooled again. Only after the kiln has cooled will it be opened and unloaded. This is the final step in the process for the vast majority of pieces produced.