Very beautiful.
How much liquid does it hold?
Feb 22nd, '11, 04:23
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Re: NEW CHAPTER! Show Off Your Pots and Cups XV
It is a little guinomi. I'd say around 5-6 cl. It holds the content of my 7.5cl teapot filled with puerh leaves.
I would have loved it to come in a bigger size, although I doubt I would have been able to afford it...
I would have loved it to come in a bigger size, although I doubt I would have been able to afford it...
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Not sure about maker, but its from the 00s or 10s. I have seen a lot of these. It is a mass production piece with a decal pattern.GREENWOODSTUDIO wrote:Just bought this one from a little vintage shop on Etsy, any one know anything about it, maker, age, etc?
Feb 26th, '11, 23:07
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Here's my daughter's new Tea ware. I believe it is Zisha, but I'm not sure what type. Any ideas? 
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Feb 26th, '11, 23:10
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OMG amazing form! I love that...lol...thanks for posting 
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Here is an awesome new cup made by Shawn at Greenwood Studio. The glaze is really wonderful. The crackles in it will really look great when it starts to darken.
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Feb 27th, '11, 00:26
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Here is my spectacular new cup by Shy Rabbit. The glaze on this cup is really amazing! I've not seen anything like it. Thank you Michael!
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Feb 27th, '11, 02:23
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Looks like stone, like an ancient mortar pecked and ground and formed into the shape over centuries of use. Very cool.
How does it feel to the hand--smooth or rough?
How does it feel to the hand--smooth or rough?
Feb 27th, '11, 02:30
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Great wares Tenuki, David, Shawn and IPT. Thank you all for sharing.
Feb 27th, '11, 03:53
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I don't want to say rough, but it's not smooth. Does that make any sense?debunix wrote:Looks like stone, like an ancient mortar pecked and ground and formed into the shape over centuries of use. Very cool.
How does it feel to the hand--smooth or rough?
I have a 1,200 year old cup and they look like relatives. This cup has an incredible feel to it.
Feb 27th, '11, 11:19
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That does make sense. Again thinking of an ancient stone mortar--thinking here of the pockmarked rocks you sometimes see in california parks, used by native people to grind acorn meal-- that are depressions smoothed by use but not slick and polished. That would feel excellent in the hand.
Feb 27th, '11, 17:58
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IPT,
Thanks for posting these images, the detail in the pix are quite amazing. I'm also glad to know your new piece fits in well with your other collected pieces.
Michael
Thanks for posting these images, the detail in the pix are quite amazing. I'm also glad to know your new piece fits in well with your other collected pieces.
Michael
Feb 27th, '11, 20:38
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Debunix, that is a perfect description of its texture and look.
Michael, thank you so much! It's really a wonderful piece. I'm using it now.
Michael, thank you so much! It's really a wonderful piece. I'm using it now.
Feb 28th, '11, 13:45
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debunix wrote:Looks like stone, like an ancient mortar pecked and ground and formed into the shape over centuries of use. Very cool.
How does it feel to the hand--smooth or rough?
I have to agree--it's very unique, and looks like it's been carved out of granite! Very nice piece ....
Feb 28th, '11, 20:52
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+1 I like it!hopeofdawn wrote:debunix wrote:Looks like stone, like an ancient mortar pecked and ground and formed into the shape over centuries of use. Very cool.
How does it feel to the hand--smooth or rough?
I have to agree--it's very unique, and looks like it's been carved out of granite! Very nice piece ....