NEW! Official Teaware of the Day!
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IS that teacup from postcardteas?
yes.
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vacuithe - Posts: 78
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Very nice 
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Alex - Posts: 910
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AdamMY wrote: Love the glaze on the Teapot and Fair Cup! Just curious is it "lumpy" or does it only look 3D/ textured?
Thanks, Adam! The fair cup isn't lumpy at all, and the teapot seems to have a slightly thicker application of glaze(s), so it has a nice satiny feel, and slight variations in the surface, but no real cracks or bumps, per se.
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hopeofdawn - Posts: 377
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Broke out some of my favorite pieces for a classic winter tea session. Sadly it is still no where near as white outside as I am used to for this far north.
But here is a Deishi Gunomi full of yummy yummy Gyokuro.

Charaku Yame Gyokuor by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
The beak peaking from the corner of the photo is a Kashun Houhin which is similar to the ones Chip has been posting lately.
But here is a Deishi Gunomi full of yummy yummy Gyokuro.

Charaku Yame Gyokuor by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
The beak peaking from the corner of the photo is a Kashun Houhin which is similar to the ones Chip has been posting lately.
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AdamMY - Posts: 2102
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Tonight's teatime--


Teapot: zhuni yixing
Teacup: celadon porcelain, by Nathan Bray
Tea: wuyi xian shui


Teapot: zhuni yixing
Teacup: celadon porcelain, by Nathan Bray
Tea: wuyi xian shui
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hopeofdawn - Posts: 377
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That cup is bonkers. What does it feel like in the hand? 
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Alex - Posts: 910
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Just being drinking whites and yellows today with this little set up.
That cup on the left is a lovely japanese cup. So simple but has the most amazing proportions.
That cup on the left is a lovely japanese cup. So simple but has the most amazing proportions.
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Alex - Posts: 910
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vacuithe wrote:Yesterday's teaware :
- unglazed kyusu by Andrzej Bero (about 80ml)
- Hagi Guinomi by Shibuya Deishi
I like that kyusu. How does it affect mouthfeel/flavour etc?
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Bryan_drinks_te... - Posts: 443
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Alex wrote:That cup is bonkers. What does it feel like in the hand?
It actually is very comfortable--it's nice to cup the palms around the bottom part when it's cold out. I will admit, I had my doubts, especially after seeing how big it was--it's about the same size as the average yunomi--but the pinched waist feels nice and natural in the hand. And it also helps keep heat in a bit, so that even when I only fill the cup halfway, the tea seems to stay hot longer than I would have expected from thin-walled porcelain. It is goofy-looking, though, I will admit! A friend of mine called it my 'Jabba the Hutt' cup.
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hopeofdawn - Posts: 377
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Great Teaware of the Days! Thanks everyone for sharing.
Been breaking out the rough Shigaraki Kyusu by Tachi Masaki more lately than ever. Mystery sencha in Deishi Guinomi-s.


Been breaking out the rough Shigaraki Kyusu by Tachi Masaki more lately than ever. Mystery sencha in Deishi Guinomi-s.


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Chip - Mod/Admin
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Petr-Yaki Shiboridashi set ... dark brown with lighter accents. Quite sharp looking. Perfect for 2 ounce steeps of Gyokuro.

Brewed Gyokuro really exceptionally well.


Brewed Gyokuro really exceptionally well.

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Chip - Mod/Admin
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Dueling 65ml Shui Pings(1) by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
Two Zen8tea 65ml shui pings.
Two Teaboats made by myself.
A Teacup made by Park Jong Il.
A porcelain teacup for drippings.
A Shino bowl as a waste water bowl.
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AdamMY - Posts: 2102
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More tea? Would I ever say no to more tea? Oh yeah, and the teaware I am using, for nearly the end of my Tenryu.

Tenryu Time by Adam Yusko, on Flickr

Tenryu Time by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
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AdamMY - Posts: 2102
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Still brewing Tenryu? I'm nearing the bottom of my bag, but it's started to go stale, or at least lose the magic it once had.
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Poohblah - Posts: 781
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Today's mishmash of teaware for Kaboku sencha from Ippodo.


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Bob_McBob - Posts: 112
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