Kind of raw clay teaware

[mael]

Well there is no "other clay teaware" section on the forum so I will share it on yixing section. Here are a few pictures of teaware I saw online and somehow it manages to "hit" me :







And a few more I am not able to post atm.

[.m.]

They looks nice.... but I can't imagine drinking from something like that. I bet even in the stone age there were better vessels that could be used for drinking.

[tcsmeg]

They looks nice.... but I can't imagine drinking from something like that. I bet even in the stone age there were better vessels that could be used for drinking.

The way I look at it is : It is not normal clay from YiXing. Instead all the product are from Japan and I wonder Japan have the zisha clay. One of the photo is obvious it is typical Japan" banko" and not china type of style "chawan".

[stevorama]

I have something similar. Perhaps not as "rustic" though!! I use it on occasion for drinking water.
I don't think yours is yi xing (but i guess you know that!) and more likely Japanese or Korean ceramics.

[mael]

Hehe I know it is not yixing, I don't own those pieces, pictures are from the store of an ukrainian potter .
Extreme wabi-sabi cups

[stevorama]

Hehe I know it is not yixing, I don't own those pieces, pictures are from the store of an ukrainian potter .
Extreme wabi-sabi cups

Yes...good for creating that paleolithic esthetic

I got the cup I pictured because it felt like it was almost carved out of stone.