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New at Artistic Nippon -- Seigan Blue Hagi-yaki!

by brandon » Jul 9th, '08, 19:08

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A few other new Hagi pieces as well.
http://www.artisticnippon.com/product/h ... iyaki.html

http://stores.ebay.com/MAGOKORODO remains the best source for Seigan's other diverse works, for now. Brent and I both won great items here but bidding and losing a few times is still kind of a bummer.

Happy hunting Hagi fans!

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by Space Samurai » Jul 9th, '08, 20:13

I'm very carefully not looking at this thread.

Mods, just to be safe, I think we should quarantine it.

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by olivierco » Jul 10th, '08, 01:03

Yes quarantine would be fine!

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by chamekke » Jul 10th, '08, 01:41

Get thee behind me, Santa.
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by Mary R » Jul 10th, '08, 11:37

chamekke wrote:Get thee behind me, Santa.
1. That is an excellent song. Sufjan Steven's crazy huge Songs for Christmas opus gets some heavy holiday play...despite my slight annoyance with his style.
2. It makes me think of this.

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by Victoria » Jul 10th, '08, 12:15

This Seigan ware posting is slowly wearing me down.
That is one lovely kyusu.

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by betta » Jul 10th, '08, 15:15

Space Samurai wrote:I'm very carefully not looking at this thread.

Mods, just to be safe, I think we should quarantine it.
It never fails to put me into temptation.... buy.. or not... buy.. or not...

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by Chip » Jul 10th, '08, 17:31

...good thing I suffer from analysis paralysis...aka procrastination. But it is always fun to shop!
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!

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by Cinnamon Kitty » Jul 10th, '08, 17:55

Thank you for making my jaw drop in awe after seeing the kyusu. Now I am incredibly tempted and have to keep telling myself that I don't need it.

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by hop_goblin » Jul 10th, '08, 18:32

Whooha! That is super nice!

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by chamekke » Jul 10th, '08, 20:25

Mary R wrote:
chamekke wrote:Get thee behind me, Santa.
1. That is an excellent song. Sufjan Steven's crazy huge Songs for Christmas opus gets some heavy holiday play...despite my slight annoyance with his style.
2. It makes me think of this.
I had no idea it was a song! I was just making wordplay on the "Get thee behind me, Satan" (Retro me, Sathanas) phrase.

Well, wow :P Now I'm gonna have to get that song!
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by britt » Jul 11th, '08, 05:12

Cinnamon Kitty wrote:Thank you for making my jaw drop in awe after seeing the kyusu. Now I am incredibly tempted and have to keep telling myself that I don't need it.
If you're not familiar with Hagi kyusu be careful; the size of the holes in the built-in filter tend to be quite large compared to metal mesh filters and normal sasame filters. With small leaf sencha you may end up with much more leaf in the cup than you want.

Hagi kyusu filter:

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Hokujo kyusu with sasame filter:

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by Zodduska » Jul 11th, '08, 10:34

Boy it's a good thing I ran out of money, that yunomi is a gem and would make a nice addition to my rapidly growing collection. :?

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