The unofficial/official Korean Teaware Topic

[OhJungMin]

Thank you Chip. Didn't see much on that site and can't find any other places.

Here are two more places:
http://www.shanshuiteas.com/product.php ... tegoryID=1
http://www.hankooktea.com/tea-ware/tea-set.html

And there's tons of places on eBay as well

[karmaplace]

Not my teaware, but I thought I'd share some photos from a tea shop I frequent. On this particular day I went with a basic Korean green (that I cannot remember the name of at this point).

[OhJungMin]

Nice pics.
Keep us updated about this year green teas as they come out, ok?

[Tead Off]

Tea Jar. Hong Seong il

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[IPT]

That is an awesome tea jar! I realy like it!

[Tead Off]

Here are a couple of small cups from Hong Seong Il with one of his signature glazes.

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[IPT]

Just gorgeous! I love his stuff! I'm expecting a package from him any day now. I'm super excited!

[Chip]

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

[iannon]

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

+1000 Man..sweet!

[JRS22]

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

Where could I see more of his work?

[AdamMY]

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

Where could I see more of his work?

He has his own thread in the Teaware Artisans forum.

[Tead Off]

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

Where could I see more of his work?

He has his own thread in the Teaware Artisans forum.

You can also try his blog: http://blog.naver.com/ttogarii.do

[JRS22]

I read through his thread on Teachat and looked at the blog - thanks for the pointers. I just managed not to buy the teapot on etsy. I'd love a pot and cup set so I'll wait.

Wowza TO. These are all outstanding and full of Korean "flavour." This Hong Seong Il "signature glaze" is outstanding. I really want to procure at least one of his pots and coordinated cups.

Where could I see more of his work?

He has his own thread in the Teaware Artisans forum.

You can also try his blog: http://blog.naver.com/ttogarii.do

[Tead Off]

Here's another interesting piece of teaware by Hong Seong il. A water cooler or faircup of about 200ml. As an added bonus, the bottom is fully glazed, fired on seashells, slightly concave, and, allowing the very edges of the bottom to act as the foot.

This is the 1st cooler I've had with a handle and it really comes in handy when making larger quantities of very hot tea acting as a faircup. Pours beautifully.

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[Chip]

Beautiful faircup, maybe the nicest I have seen.