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Hagi staining

by debunix » Aug 3rd, '14, 02:12

This week I sadly lost one of my Deishi Shino Hagi cups--swept it accidentally off a desk at work. It was a cup that I picked up one day on my way to work, so it never made it home for a formal photo session...

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The edges were interesting

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especially when close up enough to see the details of the tea staining between the crackes and below the glaze

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Re: Hagi staining

by blairswhitaker » Aug 3rd, '14, 03:03

nice documentation of the evolution of used hagi, sorry about your loss.

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Re: Hagi staining

by daidokorocha » Aug 3rd, '14, 11:28

Oh man, this is the kind of stuff I'm bound to do after awhile because I can be quite the cluttered person. Sorry to hear about your loss, debunix. I guess this is an excuse... to go buy more! Quite interesting to see the staining. Kind of makes me want to run to brush my teeth. :D

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Re: Hagi staining

by debunix » Aug 3rd, '14, 12:05

daidokorocha wrote:I guess this is an excuse... to go buy more!
That's how I'm trying to look at it. It was a beautiful cup, lovely to see and to hold and to drink from.

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Re: Hagi staining

by JBaymore » Aug 3rd, '14, 12:19

Breakage of ceramics is part of the normal 'Circle of Life'....... it happens. Not nice... but it happens.

If it was really a special piece to you there is always kintsugi.

best,

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

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