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I think that is a realllly freakin' kool kyusu!

Chip wrote:I think that is a realllly freakin' kool kyusu!

+1..i was just thinking that myself!

Hm,nice one, I like it too. What is the size, Adrzej?

Petr

Very cool indeed.

Thank you very much guys:)

Petr Novák wrote:What is the size, Adrzej?

really "freakin'huge" - 300ml
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andrzej

"natsume"(?)

http://aneybo.blogspot.com/2012/04/natsume.html
http://aneybo.blogspot.com/2012/04/natsume-vol-2.html

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andrzej

Very cool Andrzej!

Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately. I purchased several vintage Makie Natsume from Japan but they sat idle. I deceided, why not use them for sencha just like for matcha. I put the amount of one session of sencha in the natsume which then sits on the tea table as I prepare water, pot, cups, etc.

When the water is the right temp, I simply dump directly from the natsume into the preheated kyusu.

The natsume are happy to be used and I am happy to see them used every day!

Point is, your "natsume?" would also be great for daily sencha!

Chip wrote:Very cool Andrzej!

Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately. I purchased several vintage Makie Natsume from Japan but they sat idle. I decided, why not use them for sencha just like for matcha. I put the amount of one session of sencha in the natsume which then sits on the tea table as I prepare water, pot, cups, etc.

When the water is the right temp, I simply dump directly from the natsume into the preheated kyusu.

The natsume are happy to be used and I am happy to see them used every day!

Point is, your "natsume?" would also be great for daily sencha!

+1!

Love your wares Andre!

Dear Chip and Mrs. Chip (thanks, and nice to meet You)
I very like your point of view. In fact I did not think about my "natsume" as a kind of transmitter of right amount of sencha into a teapot. But I like this idea. Very elegant.
If not for matcha I was thinking rather about one as a caddy for some left tea from a big packages. Into this caddy you can put for example 40g Huangshan Maofeng:)
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Chip wrote:Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately.

The TeaPolice will be arriving at your home shortly.

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.................john

I have been using some tiny plastic bowls for measuring my morning sencha. This would be much nicer....and an excuse to buy another pretty piece of artisan tea ware.

andrzej bero wrote:... and a teapot itself

Plenty to contemplate in this piece. Very nice

JBaymore wrote:

Chip wrote:Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately.

The TeaPolice will be arriving at your home shortly.

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.................john

John, thanks for your awareness!:)

debunix wrote: This would be much nicer....and an excuse to buy another pretty piece of artisan tea ware.

Debunix, do not be afraid of this voice inside you cring for some more beauty;) ... "plastic bowls" - disgusting!;) ... and seriously - thank you

paul haigh wrote: Plenty to contemplate in this piece. Very nice

Paul, good words from another potter is counting twice:) thanks a lot


And Now for Something Completely Different ... new clay checked in single firing with different glazes

Is the one on the left unglazed?

Beautiful pots.

debunix wrote:Is the one on the left unglazed?

Beautiful pots.

Yes, pure clay. Nice you like them. More shots: http://aneybo.blogspot.com/2012/04/cztery-nowe.html
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andrzej