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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by JRS22 » Mar 26th, '15, 22:28

I have 3 'swirly' Shyrabbit cups (plus 2 in a different style). One interesting thing about them is that even though they're on the thick side, the cups feel just right when drinking from them. The swirls help protect delicate fingers from hot tea, and the glaze feels silky.

Can you tell that I'm a fan!

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by debunix » Mar 27th, '15, 01:37

I love my swirly-whirly-drippy Shyrabbit cups as well, along with my several other Shyrabbit cups, all so eminently comfortable to use.

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by theroots » Apr 21st, '15, 11:22

A really nice Natsume.. would have been perfect for my collection. Except the price of course.. :lol:

http://page21.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... j333155078

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by debunix » Apr 22nd, '15, 23:00

Another in a new group of lovely pieces by Shyrabbit up on his Etsy....

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by BioHorn » Apr 24th, '15, 00:07

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1898346414

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1931037804

Two piece by Otagaki Rengetsu. First time seeing her work listed on ebay.

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by kyarazen » Apr 24th, '15, 00:33

BioHorn wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1898346414

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1931037804

Two piece by Otagaki Rengetsu. First time seeing her work listed on ebay.
yumyum! lovely! i'm a fan of her poems

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by Fuut » Apr 24th, '15, 11:42

BioHorn wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1898346414

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1931037804

Two piece by Otagaki Rengetsu. First time seeing her work listed on ebay.
I see this coming by quite often, but never for these prices :cry:

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by BioHorn » Apr 24th, '15, 16:35

Fuut wrote:
BioHorn wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1898346414

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1931037804

Two piece by Otagaki Rengetsu. First time seeing her work listed on ebay.
I see this coming by quite often, but never for these prices :cry:
By your reaction I imagine they are higher?!
Do any forum members own her work? It seems very heartfelt.

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by Fuut » Apr 24th, '15, 18:29

BioHorn wrote:
Fuut wrote:
BioHorn wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1898346414

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Collec ... 1931037804

Two piece by Otagaki Rengetsu. First time seeing her work listed on ebay.
I see this coming by quite often, but never for these prices :cry:
By your reaction I imagine they are higher?!
Do any forum members own her work? It seems very heartfelt.
Not higher, generally a set of cups with her work are a few hundred bucks? However i would never drop nearly 2k on a teapot.. save another 1000 and i could buy myself another nihonto..

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by Saladin » May 7th, '15, 14:05

http://www.japanesepottery.com/gallery_ ... 2160&keys=

I would like this.. looks like shino should. :D

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by debunix » May 7th, '15, 15:27

Truly a masterful piece.

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by Fuut » May 9th, '15, 17:17

Saladin wrote:http://www.japanesepottery.com/gallery_ ... 2160&keys=

I would like this.. looks like shino should. :D
Looks very nice.. price makes me :evil:

Also have you guys seen the new section on AN? Some nice kyusu there.

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by JBaymore » May 9th, '15, 20:01

Fuut wrote: Looks very nice.. price makes me :evil:
Why would that price make you angry?

It is actually a very normal and good price for a good Chawan in Japan.

best,

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by Fuut » May 9th, '15, 20:28

JBaymore wrote:
Fuut wrote: Looks very nice.. price makes me :evil:
Why would that price make you angry?

It is actually a very normal and good price for a good Chawan in Japan.

best,

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To specify; what makes me angry is in my inability to afford items like this one.

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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....

by ethan » May 9th, '15, 22:35

Yesterday, I was at an international festival at U-Mass Medical School (in Worcestor) primarily to sell Burmese jade but also things I have acquired over the years but somehow have never used, including beautiful teapots, cups, bowls, vases, etc. Dozens of people enjoyed viewing & holding ceramic pieces; no one was willing to spend > $15 on anything.

It's not the habit of most people to buy handmade pottery & pay a price that takes into account the time, work, & skill required to produce them.
Some people quickly put a handmade cup back on my table w/ a look of disgust after they heard the cup cost $10. Many people like that pay a few dollars to have some whipped milk w/ syrup layered onto their coffee once or twice a day. That's what they are used to doing.

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