Apr 1st, '08, 14:26
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by RussianSoul » Apr 1st, '08, 14:26
It is finally April, and even if it was still snowing this morning, it is my birthday month.
My family is asking for my wishlist, and I am happy to provide it. Of course, I want teaware! What else? I will ask my husband to get me a kyusu, and my daughter for cups.
What I need is some help deciding which kyusu and which cups.
Please, choose which do you like better:
Mogake by Hokujo
or Yohen by Soukou
And then which cups:
Yunomi "Tokoname-yaki"
or MATSUBA Yunomi
Come and play, let's have some tea fun.
Apr 1st, '08, 17:11
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by Chip » Apr 1st, '08, 17:11
Yohen and Mutsuba...then we will have tea...I will bring the sencha, you supply the teaware! I would drink out of the Yaki as well...
I have been checking out the Yohen for a while.
Apr 1st, '08, 17:23
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by Proinsias » Apr 1st, '08, 17:23
Definitely Mogake and Matsuba, just 'cause.
Apr 1st, '08, 17:25
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by auggy » Apr 1st, '08, 17:25
They are all lovely, but I'd have to say Mogake (though I could go either way on this one) and Matsuba.
Though really, any way and you totally win!

Apr 1st, '08, 21:37
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by RussianSoul » Apr 1st, '08, 21:37
Cool combinations! Thank you!
Personally I thought Yohen and Yaki when I posted, but now I can see that Yohen and Matsuba make an awesome set.
auggy wrote:Though really, any way and you totally win!

Auggy, I totally agree!
Apr 1st, '08, 22:16
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by Carnelian » Apr 1st, '08, 22:16
I'd have to say Yohen and Matsuba, solely based on aesthetics
Life is like a cup of tea, savor it slowly or it will be gone too fast
Apr 1st, '08, 22:21
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by Mary R » Apr 1st, '08, 22:21
I'm another Yohen/Matsuba vote. All the pieces are lovely, though.
Apr 1st, '08, 23:17
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by Space Samurai » Apr 1st, '08, 23:17
The yohen/matsuba is a good combination, but I love Hokujo's work, and could not live without my mogake kyusu.
Apr 2nd, '08, 08:08
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by henley » Apr 2nd, '08, 08:08
Carnelian wrote:I'd have to say Yohen and Matsuba, solely based on aesthetics
Totally agree & I don't even drink Asian style.