This exquisitely handcrafted bamboo ceramic stool is a testament to the rich heritage of traditional wood-fired dragon kilns in Guangdong, carrying forward the legacy of the renowned Cantonese Shiwan kilns. Shaped in a striking hexagonal form and adorned with a deep green glaze, this piece is both timeless and versatile—ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
In Chinese culture, bamboo symbolizes moral integrity, resilience, modesty, and loyalty. It is a recurring theme in traditional painting, calligraphy, and poetry, embodying both solitude and refined elegance. The classic Cantonese green glaze, an organic formula refined over centuries, is crafted from natural ashes and minerals. Due to the unpredictable nature of traditional kiln firing—affected by weather, humidity, and firing conditions—each stool boasts a unique glaze pattern, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind.
A fusion of artistry, heritage, and functionality, this stool is more than just a seat—it is a cultural treasure.
SPECIFICATION
Green Glazed
w:43cm X d:38cm X h:50cm
18.8kg
Made to order
*Each piece is handmade and manually measured - slight differences may occur. Final product may vary slightly.
MADE TO ORDER
This item is individually handcrafted. Please allow up to 60 days for production and delivery.
We will keep you updated on the progress and notify you when your item is ready to ship. If your order includes both made-to-order and in-stock items, they may be shipped separately.
Need this item sooner? Contact us before placing your order and we’ll see what’s possible.
DISCLAIMER
1. Our products are handcrafted and fired in a traditional wood-fired dragon kiln, where natural and unpredictable conditions—such as temperature, humidity, and firing atmosphere—create unique variations in every piece. As a result, color tones, glaze patterns, and surface details may differ from one item to another, sometimes leading to unexpected and beautiful surprises.
2. Due to the nature of the firing process, minor imperfections such as blemishes, surface scratches, and visible restoration marks are inevitable. These characteristics are part of the artistry and authenticity of traditional ceramics.
3. If you are unable to accept these natural variations and imperfections, please refrain from purchasing.
