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For FB users, here's a cool link with photos of the event.

Extraordinary work, beautifully displayed and masterfully photographed. Many thanks for posting...

Michael

This is really wonderful. I appreciate not only the ceramic work, but the layout and aesthetic quality of the arrangements of the ceramic works and the felt ambiance of the total space. I wish I could attend

David R. wrote:For FB users, here's a cool link with photos of the event.

Thanks David! Not beiing FB user, I have missed that. Now everybody knows how ruffled potter I am:)

shyrabbit wrote:Extraordinary work, beautifully displayed and masterfully photographed. Many thanks for posting...

Michael

茶藝-TeaArt08 wrote:This is really wonderful. I appreciate not only the ceramic work, but the layout and aesthetic quality of the arrangements of the ceramics works and the felt ambiance of the space. I wish I could attend

Thank you! The space is nice but we were worry how it will work with our idea of the show. A two weeks ago I found those charred stumps during my stroll through our countryside. And at first look I knew: With them it will be complete.

Today I work on updating my available now album...thanks for looking, all comments are welcome.

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Mirka's teaboat- I still dont know how to take picutres of such pieces to make them justice. Misuzashi or water storage jar. I like how the charcoal fire put the make up on it And one my favorite small teapot from that kiln

Hi petr,

I sent you a PM regarding the small teaboat. Hopefully you received it since I sent it over my smartphone.

That tray is a stunner. If I weren't freshly stocked with other gorgeous trays, I'd be so very tempted.

Hope it is a great exhibit for you, Petr.

As always, all your new pieces are spectacular.

Glazed over treebark! This looks really cool (as you know I really like your treebark). Hope to see more development of this line.

The tree bark finish is amazing. A little pot finally caught me in a weak moment, but apparently I can't link to the photo to show it.

But some other lucky person got the shibo set I was too slow to grab. Perhaps someone chuckling gleefully to themselves as they read this....

Petr,

If this shibo/cup is not spoken for, I would love to purchase it. PM sent.

Thanks!

cold_tea wrote:Petr,

If this shibo/cup is not spoken for, I would love to purchase it. PM sent.

Thanks!

cold_tea,

I saw this piece and also felt its attractive pull (though I am not looking to buy anymore teaware at the moment) and find it to be a wonderful, understated/subtle, and rich piece. I hope you enjoy your tea taken from within its subtle hues and delicate crazing.

haha everytime he unloads the kiln, my bank cries

yalokinh wrote:haha everytime he unloads the kiln, my bank cries

Ahoj Petr,
Your exhibition looks great. Your teaware are not surprise (and this is compliment here) but I could see some not directly tea related items, very nice. Are they made by Mirka?
Very special place and beautyfull arrangement. I am sick before my so I very appreciate it. Congrats!
a.

Thank you all for the support!

debunix wrote:The tree bark finish is amazing. A little pot finally caught me in a weak moment, but apparently I can't link to the photo to show it.

Here it is:) hope your hands will enjoy to use it and your wuyi leaves to flow in there...

andrzej bero wrote:Ahoj Petr,
Your exhibition looks great. Your teaware are not surprise (and this is compliment here) but I could see some not directly tea related items, very nice. Are they made by Mirka?
Very special place and beautyfull arrangement. I am sick before my so I very appreciate it. Congrats!
a.

Yes, those more sculptural pieces are all Mirka's works. If you dont mean those singed roots:) Good luck with your project!