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Re: Andrzej Bero - Journey through the Mud
+1..i was just thinking that myself!Chip wrote:I think that is a realllly freakin' kool kyusu!
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Hm,nice one, I like it too. What is the size, Adrzej?
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Thank you very much guys:)
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really "freakin'huge" - 300mlPetr Novák wrote:What is the size, Adrzej?
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Very cool Andrzej!
Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately. I purchased several vintage Makie Natsume from Japan but they sat idle. I deceided, why not use them for sencha just like for matcha. I put the amount of one session of sencha in the natsume which then sits on the tea table as I prepare water, pot, cups, etc.
When the water is the right temp, I simply dump directly from the natsume into the preheated kyusu.
The natsume are happy to be used and I am happy to see them used every day!
Point is, your "natsume?" would also be great for daily sencha!
Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately. I purchased several vintage Makie Natsume from Japan but they sat idle. I deceided, why not use them for sencha just like for matcha. I put the amount of one session of sencha in the natsume which then sits on the tea table as I prepare water, pot, cups, etc.
When the water is the right temp, I simply dump directly from the natsume into the preheated kyusu.
The natsume are happy to be used and I am happy to see them used every day!
Point is, your "natsume?" would also be great for daily sencha!

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+1!Chip wrote:Very cool Andrzej!
Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately. I purchased several vintage Makie Natsume from Japan but they sat idle. I decided, why not use them for sencha just like for matcha. I put the amount of one session of sencha in the natsume which then sits on the tea table as I prepare water, pot, cups, etc.
When the water is the right temp, I simply dump directly from the natsume into the preheated kyusu.
The natsume are happy to be used and I am happy to see them used every day!
Point is, your "natsume?" would also be great for daily sencha!
Love your wares Andre!

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Dear Chip and Mrs. Chip (thanks, and nice to meet You)
I very like your point of view. In fact I did not think about my "natsume" as a kind of transmitter of right amount of sencha into a teapot. But I like this idea. Very elegant.
If not for matcha I was thinking rather about one as a caddy for some left tea from a big packages. Into this caddy you can put for example 40g Huangshan Maofeng:)
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I very like your point of view. In fact I did not think about my "natsume" as a kind of transmitter of right amount of sencha into a teapot. But I like this idea. Very elegant.
If not for matcha I was thinking rather about one as a caddy for some left tea from a big packages. Into this caddy you can put for example 40g Huangshan Maofeng:)
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The TeaPolice will be arriving at your home shortly.Chip wrote:Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately.


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I have been using some tiny plastic bowls for measuring my morning sencha. This would be much nicer....and an excuse to buy another pretty piece of artisan tea ware.
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Plenty to contemplate in this piece. Very niceandrzej bero wrote:... and a teapot itself
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John, thanks for your awareness!:)JBaymore wrote:The TeaPolice will be arriving at your home shortly.Chip wrote:Despite the fact that natsume are for matcha/Japanese Tea Ceremony, I have been breaking the rules lately.![]()
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Debunix, do not be afraid of this voice inside you cring for some more beauty;) ... "plastic bowls" - disgusting!;) ... and seriously - thank youdebunix wrote: This would be much nicer....and an excuse to buy another pretty piece of artisan tea ware.
Paul, good words from another potter is counting twice:) thanks a lotpaul haigh wrote: Plenty to contemplate in this piece. Very nice
And Now for Something Completely Different ... new clay checked in single firing with different glazes
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Yes, pure clay. Nice you like them. More shots: http://aneybo.blogspot.com/2012/04/cztery-nowe.htmldebunix wrote:Is the one on the left unglazed?
Beautiful pots.
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