Show Off Your Pots and Cups, Part III

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by Victoria » May 28th, '08, 13:20

Ok, confession time - I have been on a little spending binge as of late, directed mostly at teaware - These (set of two) arrived on my doorstep last night. They are JL Coquet by Limoges and they are gorgeous.

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by olivierco » May 28th, '08, 13:30

Victoria wrote:Ok, confession time - I have been on a little spending binge as of late, directed mostly at teaware - These (set of two) arrived on my doorstep last night. They are JL Coquet by Limoges and they are gorgeous.

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Nice!
What size is it?
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by Victoria » May 28th, '08, 13:48

I know it looks big, but it is actually a sake cup, I am guessing about 4oz - 120ml
Only 3'x3"
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by Salsero » May 28th, '08, 13:50

Victoria wrote: These (set of two) arrived on my doorstep last night.
Pretty!
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by joelbct » May 28th, '08, 19:42

I picked these up from the post office today:

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Ameyu Chawan.


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Arita Chawan.
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by henley » May 28th, '08, 20:41

Victoria wrote:Ok, confession time - I have been on a little spending binge as of late, directed mostly at teaware - These (set of two) arrived on my doorstep last night. They are JL Coquet by Limoges and they are gorgeous.
It's gorgeous, Victoria. Love the metalic finish!
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by joelbct » May 28th, '08, 22:29

olivierco wrote:Bought mainly for the shifuku
Good eyes, I like your taste! Beautiful chaire. I was watching it on ebay too, I think you got a decent price.

Have you read about the history of chaire, how they were originally used as medicine jars in mainland China? Curious metamorphosis.
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by olivierco » May 29th, '08, 00:31

joelbct wrote:
olivierco wrote:Bought mainly for the shifuku
Good eyes, I like your taste! Beautiful chaire. I was watching it on ebay too, I think you got a decent price.

Have you read about the history of chaire, how they were originally used as medicine jars in mainland China? Curious metamorphosis.
Very nice chawans, I like especially the Ameyu Chawan.

Thanks for the informations about chaire.
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by joelbct » May 29th, '08, 22:23

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Double-Lidded Fujiki Denshiro-shoten-made Kabazaiku (Cherry Bark Tea Cannister), from from the castle town Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture.
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by tenuki » May 30th, '08, 03:59

Very cool Joel. I've been eyeing these at Kobo here in Seattle...

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by henley » May 30th, '08, 07:24

tenuki wrote:Very cool Joel. I've been eyeing these at Kobo here in Seattle...

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I've like these things since Chamekke first posted her pics. I may have to break down & get one. Thanx for the link (I think...).
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by hop_goblin » May 30th, '08, 09:09

joelbct wrote:Image

Double-Lidded Fujiki Denshiro-shoten-made Kabazaiku (Cherry Bark Tea Cannister), from from the castle town Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture.

Looks like birch withthe bark peeled off.
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by witches brew » May 30th, '08, 10:10

joelbct wrote:
olivierco wrote:Bought mainly for the shifuku
Good eyes, I like your taste! Beautiful chaire. I was watching it on ebay too, I think you got a decent price.

Have you read about the history of chaire, how they were originally used as medicine jars in mainland China? Curious metamorphosis.
Tea underwent the same metamorphosis. I remember reading somewhere that it was condisdered medicinal when it was brought to Japan from China.
Brewing joy, happiness and green tea, like any good TeaWitch should!
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by olivierco » May 30th, '08, 12:37

New hohin (only 40$ shipping costs included).
It looks actually nicer than on the pictures.


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