cory Lum (bonjiri) chadogu
portrait by k-ko !
k-ko a famous portrait photographer in japan was kind enough to make a portrait w/ her wild film camera
shot with fuji 4x5 instant film
sitting on the magic chair ! thank u !
shot with fuji 4x5 instant film
sitting on the magic chair ! thank u !
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bonjiri - Posts: 1002
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sharing some pieces
aloha all !
28-inch large porcelain platter ! copper red
more to come ! sharing w/ moss ! this is for u man !
28-inch large porcelain platter ! copper red
more to come ! sharing w/ moss ! this is for u man !
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bonjiri - Posts: 1002
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kaneshige toyo sensei's shobai dogu
the wonderful handmade tools of kaneshige sensei
residing in imbe, okayama. japan
this is where my inspiration for handmade tools came from. no more store bought tools for me !
residing in imbe, okayama. japan
this is where my inspiration for handmade tools came from. no more store bought tools for me !
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bonjiri - Posts: 1002
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Wow, Cory.
That tea pot is simply awesome!
Ever think about making with sasame?
Love the sasame for gyokuro!
Cheers!
ps - I can hardly wait!!!!!!!!!!!
Counting the hours.
That tea pot is simply awesome!
Ever think about making with sasame?
Love the sasame for gyokuro!
Cheers!
ps - I can hardly wait!!!!!!!!!!!
Counting the hours.
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Seeker - Posts: 1633
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cool futaoki
thrown, altered and carved
soda fired , cone 10. size 2 inches high
soda fired , cone 10. size 2 inches high
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bonjiri - Posts: 1002
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three amigos
three guinomi. same glaze same firing. different locations.
left, got extreme cooling reduction . whoa !
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bonjiri - Posts: 1002
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bonjiri wrote:greetings all
i was tossing the idea about having a dozen or so 'grab bag' yunomi ?
it would be sold thru etsy... just fielding an idea. also it would be affordable
they would be hand selected yunomi in various incarnations in brown bags... good luck bags or 'fukubukuro' as its called in japan.
and most of all, hand selected pieces of my work ! not krap !
please post thoughts and rants
cheers
cory
http://corylum.etsy.com
Mod Edit: Moved to Cory's topic from General Forum per forum rules.
Chip
Tea drinker who happens to Moderate ...
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Chip - Moderator
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Re: three amigos
bonjiri wrote:
three guinomi. same glaze same firing. different locations.
left, got extreme cooling reduction . whoa !
WHOA...WHOA...WHOA...
Cory these are exceptionally exquisite!!!! I love the beach and shells. These capture both!!!!
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Theres a quality to many of your "styles" that is so organic..very hard to duplicate i would think while still seeming so very "natural"
did that make sense?
did that make sense?
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iannon - Posts: 1631
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could you please post more of the pots you have made. broken spouts and all.
also how does the above one work is it as functional as it looks?
also how does the above one work is it as functional as it looks?
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coloradopu - Posts: 395
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teapots
coloradopu wrote:could you please post more of the pots you have made. broken spouts and all.
also how does the above one work is it as functional as it looks?
colorado
the teapot way above is fully functional.
the piece is destroyed if it does not function or even if the lid doesn't fit perfectly. it must pour perfectly.
my old teacher, ah Leon, there is a 'zone of tranquility' when the liquid leaves the spout to the container in which its being poured. not too much turbulence. there are many factors going into making teapots too. more than a teacup.
pieces below are all 'survivors' they work, function well.
one key point, i had the awesome opportunity to study w/gu mei qun and Ah Leon, probably the best teapot makers in the world !!
a collaborative show displaying the various sizes of teapots. the large one is big (green one)

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