Tagi. Pony Magi Hand-Painted Ceramic Mug

Tagi. Pony Magi Hand-Painted Ceramic MugNotes*Small Pores / Air BubblesCeramics are fired at high temperatures, during which gases are generated within the body and escape through the glaze, forming tiny bubbles or pores. This is a normal phenomenon.*Unglazed BottomPorcelain items are placed on kiln supports (batt racks) for firing, so the bottom ring cannot be glazed, resulting in a slightly rough texture. This is a normal phenomenon.*Varying Brushstroke Depths in Hand-PaintingHand-painted brushstrokes naturally vary in depth, and temperature fluctuations during the firing process may cause slight differences or unevenness. This is a normal phenomenon of handmade ceramics.*Small Black SpotsThe clay contains natural iron-based minerals, which oxidize during high-temperature firing and form black spots (precipitated iron elements). This does not affect health or normal use.*Slight Color VariationsDue to batch differences, kiln conditions, and minor temperature fluctuations during firing, slight color variations may occur. This is a normal phenomenon.*Minor Dimensional DeviationsCeramics are fired from natural raw materials at high temperatures, where slight compositional differences and uneven particle sizes may result in varying shrinkage rates, leading to minor dimensional deviations. This is a normal phenomenon.