To beautify the house, the Vietnamese tend to look for ceramic products with high intricacy and aesthetics.
Dong Gia Ceramics introduces Wattle Green Medium Hexagonal Teapot that is made of a sustainable material. This product has a rustic beauty yet still elegant. Not only can it keep the heat well but also adds a touch of attraction to your kitchen area.
- Size: 11 x 11cm (Height with handle 16cm, Diameter with faucet 16cm)
- Materials: Ceramic
- Packaging: The product is put in a lovely paper box
Wattle green brings freshness, clarity as well as calmness, and lightness. Yellowwood tones are created through the fire glazing process evoking a bit of rusticity. This is the color tone that those who love the vintage and sophisticated style cannot refuse.
- Completely safe for users because of the natural and special firing glaze colors
- The product does not peel off color with a smooth texture, has no odors or stains
- Heating at 1300 degrees Celsius - eliminates lead toxicity
- Natural colors come from the heat of fire and natural glazed powder
- Can be used on a daily basis and for decor purpose
- Can be used in a microwave and dishwasher
- Do not use it on the stove and in the oven.
- Do not put it on fire directly.
- Do not use utensils to scratch on the surface of the products as well as using hard materials for cleaning.
- Only use soft fabric or sponge with the mild detergent solution for cleaning.
- Do not use products to contain chemicals such as acid.
In 2006, with the desire to create handcrafted products with the aesthetic and sustainable value from local materials, Phan Thuy Mai and her husband - Francois Jarlov, a French enamel color artisan, established Dong Gia Ceramics.
When it comes to ceramic products most people will think of white ceramic items with blue patterns as details. At Dong Gia Ceramics, a brand from Vietnam that specialises in unique ceramics products, the familiar ceramic material has been given a new look which has a higher aesthetic value as well as skillful techniques involved. This peculiar technique is the art of fire glaze on ceramics. This technique has existed since the 19th century. However, many historical events have caused this art to fade away. Therefore, the art of glaze inadvertently adds value.
After research and discovery, Dong Gia Ceramics has chosen clay in the northern region of Vietnam as the raw material. This soil is flexible and rich in kaolin, which is very suitable for the glaze inadvertently. Because of that, Dong Gia Pottery has built its ceramics workshop right in Bat Trang pottery village.
Each product delivered to customers not only contains the quintessence of enamel art and the skillful workmanship of artisans, but also embodies the beauty of Vietnamese culture and tradition.
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Address: The Opal Office Building, 92 Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward No.22, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Room 2201, Floor 22nd
Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
