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My mouth starts watering just looking at those tea boards.. dream itemsdebunix wrote:BTW, new wares up on darjeeling.cz site.

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Indeed, one has to be very fast on the trigger as Petr and Mirka's creations are difficult to come by and in high demand. Congrats to those able to snag something from the recent releases and to wet your whistle, a PN White Phoenix teapot and ice crackle bowl with a MR mini tea board.hopeofdawn wrote:I'm very glad to see Petr's work getting so much attention, even if it often means you have to be REALLY fast to snag his best work.


Thanks Petr and Mirka, now I just NEED a tree bark pot...

Sep 3rd, '15, 22:44
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My Petr pot arrived today! After much anticipation, I finally liberated my package from the post office, and managed to snap a couple pictures in a bit of sunshine directly after unboxing.


One thing I didn't realize--all the cups have some beautiful drippies! I hope I get a chance to photograph them properly later on ...



One thing I didn't realize--all the cups have some beautiful drippies! I hope I get a chance to photograph them properly later on ...
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beautiful!!!!!!hopeofdawn wrote:My Petr pot arrived today! After much anticipation, I finally liberated my package from the post office, and managed to snap a couple pictures in a bit of sunshine directly after unboxing.![]()
One thing I didn't realize--all the cups have some beautiful drippies! I hope I get a chance to photograph them properly later on ...
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hopeofdawn wrote:My Petr pot arrived today! After much anticipation, I finally liberated my package from the post office, and managed to snap a couple pictures in a bit of sunshine directly after unboxing.![]()
One thing I didn't realize--all the cups have some beautiful drippies! I hope I get a chance to photograph them properly later on ...
Lovely!!
I too received some goodies today. A double whammy in fact. Rare to get two packages on the same day. Will post pictures when there is some time

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That crazing on that glaze looks like it could pick up some cool staining! Nice pot!hopeofdawn wrote:My Petr pot arrived today! After much anticipation, I finally liberated my package from the post office, and managed to snap a couple pictures in a bit of sunshine directly after unboxing.![]()
One thing I didn't realize--all the cups have some beautiful drippies! I hope I get a chance to photograph them properly later on ...
Sep 4th, '15, 11:06
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Nuka pot arrive two days ago, will work to get photos this weekend. Have to bring back Nuka cup to help set the scene.
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As I posted in the new teaware section, I got a tea roaster from Petr a couple days back and got to take it for a test run.
I also had another secret item in there, but that will have to wait until I have a chance to do some experimentation. Mysterious!
I also had another secret item in there, but that will have to wait until I have a chance to do some experimentation. Mysterious!

Sep 7th, '15, 16:37
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Thank you all for your comments, and of course, for sharing those fresh new pots here. I hope they make good teas and good company to you !

One middle aged puehr cha picture from yesterday...
Yes, it was very quick! We will try to prepare those potsandtea club offers more offen and put more pieces out there next time...shudaizi wrote:Couple of hours? I emailed within 20 minutes of the email hitting my inbox and both items I wanted most were gone already
Looking forward to see your shots!LouPepe wrote: too received some goodies today. A double whammy in fact. Rare to get two packages on the same day. Will post pictures when there is some time

Yes, this glaze is getting stained nicely and very quickly. By tea inside and by hands from outside.Jaymo wrote:That crazing on that glaze looks like it could pick up some cool staining! Nice pot!
Really curious to see how that mysterious piece will turn outDrax wrote:I also had another secret item in there, but that will have to wait until I have a chance to do some experimentation. Mysterious!

Debunix, as always, great picutres, I really like them. Thank you very much! I am glad that this small nuka pot is with you.debunix wrote:Nuka pretty
One middle aged puehr cha picture from yesterday...
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I asked Petr for a smaller tree bark pot a while back and I finally got it! This one is around 85ml and unglazed. The lid fit is perfect and the pour is fast and strong. The surface is slightly rough, which gives it a really grippy feel. And it's so cute!
I'm still getting used to using it, the handles can get really hot on small pots, but it's pouring great roasted oolongs. There's only one thing about it that puzzles me: Petr chose not to put the lid hole in the center of the lid, under the lid handle. The top of the handle is hollowed out so without a hole at the bottom of it, water collects in there after pouring the rinse over the pot and I have to shake it out. Not really a complaint, just an observation.
I'm still getting used to using it, the handles can get really hot on small pots, but it's pouring great roasted oolongs. There's only one thing about it that puzzles me: Petr chose not to put the lid hole in the center of the lid, under the lid handle. The top of the handle is hollowed out so without a hole at the bottom of it, water collects in there after pouring the rinse over the pot and I have to shake it out. Not really a complaint, just an observation.
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Does not look like a choice to me, more like something unforeseen during the firing process. So many unpredictable things can happen when playing with fire…Muadeeb wrote: I'm still getting used to using it, the handles can get really hot on small pots, but it's pouring great roasted oolongs. There's only one thing about it that puzzles me: Petr chose not to put the lid hole in the center of the lid, under the lid handle.
Sep 15th, '15, 00:06
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None of my kysusu or pots by Petr have holes in the center of the lid. They're all off center.
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Same here. I have no problem with that design.debunix wrote:None of my kysusu or pots by Petr have holes in the center of the lid. They're all off center.