TeaChat

Chip wrote:

debunix wrote:Oh my oh my oh my.... (drooling on keyboard)

+11

Thank you guys. Debunix, I could recomend you a remedy for it but I feel like to be in the same time a virus and antibiotic:)

I have many inquiries about new pots. Please forgive me for not complement my "availables" site but I am too (too much) focused on my exhibition. It will be in the other city, in a teahouse not prepared for this so I will need to organize not only pots but also exhibition stuff. After my return I will try to up date.

I couldn't resist. Pics from my (and Maciej Szczypka's ink) small exhibition in Wroclaw teahouse.

Nice exhibit with beautiful pieces and good space too, Andrzej.

That looks really wonderful
Do you maybe have more pictures... also of some lovely teaware that is left over for the poor people that could not be there???

Victoria3, NPE - thanks for your supporting words. Yes, space was nice - in this quiet patio there is easy to forget we are in a heart on noisy central european city. I was really exited becouse it is my first focused only on tea exhibition (no objects, instalations and so on:) Pictures with left will come ... but for now one more from chanoyu corner

Oh wow!!!! Beautiful!! Oh, what lovely chawans in front of and to the right of the lovely dark mizusashi... I think I have just fallen in love (don't tell the hubby )

NPE wrote:Oh wow!!!! Beautiful!! Oh, what lovely chawans in front of and to the right of the lovely dark mizusashi... I think I have just fallen in love (don't tell the hubby )

+1!

Beautiful setting and exhibit.

Wow, that middle chawan up front is just astonishing!

NPE, Seeker, Debunix, Risdt - thanks a lot. I missed you there:)
best
a

As always Andrzej, your inspiring TeaWares are awesome! I am really looking forward to receiving our new pieces.

Lovely exhibition, thank you so much for sharing with us. Very enjoyable, makes me want to go brew tea!

Chip,
Thanks. Your parcel is just packed ready for long (hope safe and fast) journey (not throught the mud).
a.

Congratulation to exhibition! Is it in the Czajownia, part of the Czech franchising tearooms chain? Looks nice!

Andrzej,

Blessings and congratulations on your work and the new show. I look forward to seeing more of the new work you have been creating. Honestly, the small red clay pot I bought from you is my favorite pot to pour these days; it really does amazing things with my Taiwan wulong selection. I've just returned from a tea convention with a fair number of other oolongs and I am looking forward to tasting what your teapot will do with them.

I hope all is well!

Scott

More pics from exhibition from our polish friend.

http://liu-mulan.blogspot.com/2013/06/w ... jowni.html