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Drax wrote:

JBaymore wrote:It sure LOOKS like urushi, at least in the photos.

+1, I also thought it looked like a classic Japanese lacquerware lid until you asked...!

I really like the bamboo-style ornament on the lid handle, as well.

Yes! I thought it was lacquerware also

hey john

cheers ken

i've handled ken's lids, the urethane looks like real urushi

i have to chuckle.

keep up the wonderful work ken

learning all time, thanks john for sharing and thanks ken for the recipe

Some new things for my upcoming Chanoyu show.

Aloha, Ken

More Chadogu

That last grouping is stunning, Ken.

best,

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

JBaymore wrote:That last grouping is stunning, Ken.

best,

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

Thanks, John
All I need is a few chawans that look like yours.
Ken

hey ken !

happy new years !

2nd firing was much better. gotta add that second burner as you suggested... venturi or air assist ?

many thanks !
cory

Hi Ken,

I saw one of your shino teabowls at the Downtown Art Center. Would you be willing to share the recipe? It had small somewhat uniform crawling/healed pinholing. I used to have a similar recipe but it was in my mother's attic and might have gotten thrown out along with my pottery collection when she reroofed.

Thanks,
Brian Leu