I have two yixing pots (one mentioned earlier, the other a simple black pot), and the Kabuse Yushirode coming my way in the next few weeks.
I am still on the lookout for a matchawan that suits my taste without breaking the bank. I have noticed that zencha is up to $3000 now.
EXACTLY! I've been trying to figure out what on earth that cup reminded me of, and you hit the nail square on the head!CynTEAa wrote:The crease makes me think of the Sorting Hat from Harry Potter.It looks like it may begin to speak! Maybe it can tell us something....?
I betcha it'd tell Space to drink moar teaz.
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Picts or is aint happening.brandon wrote:and the Kabuse Yushirode coming my way in the next few weeks.
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That's beautiful!
btw, here is a strange sort of want...

To make my own YiXing... Shall I start a thread?
btw, here is a strange sort of want...

To make my own YiXing... Shall I start a thread?
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My wife's family has a cabin out on the olympic peninsual on puget sound that has some passable clay on the property, a wheel, and a coal fired kiln....brandon wrote:I have been thinking that given the right tools and materials I could make a pretty passable "wabi sabi" piece
How do you plan to fire your pots?
Yes I know, it sucks to be me.

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Wes asked for pictures of my Kabuse Ushirode, so I tried to put together something that would not be an insult to Alex's long line of beautiful photos featuring this pot.
He asked specifically about the lid, I hope this gives a better idea.
http://brandonhale.us/~brandon/photos/? ... 20Ushirode
He asked specifically about the lid, I hope this gives a better idea.
http://brandonhale.us/~brandon/photos/? ... 20Ushirode

18th Century Edo Period Seto Chawan from Bachman Eckenstein Antiques
(Edit: OK, after all, this is the *one* thing I want thread, not the *two* things I want thread...)
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