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by AdamMY » Feb 2nd, '13, 16:19
Snow Day Gyokuro Setup by
Adam Yusko, on Flickr
Yeah, I am going for white Hagi on this wonderful snowy day.
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by debunix » Feb 2nd, '13, 20:33
Same artisan behind the houhin and the cup?
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by AdamMY » Feb 2nd, '13, 21:11
debunix wrote:Same artisan behind the houhin and the cup?
Should have said something about the artists, but no. The Houhin is a Mukuhara Kashun ( of which several similar pieces have been popping up on the forum (Chip has two!)). The guinomi is a Shibuya Deishi piece that fits in so perfectly that it really can make it appear to be the same artist. Even more so is the sizing is just about perfect between these two pieces.
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by debunix » Feb 2nd, '13, 21:14
It's so nice when unrelated pieces harmonize so well.
A few days ago I discovered an unexpectedly pleasing pairing:
My carbon-trap shino pot from Seong Il and my 'granite' shino yunomi from Ginkgo complement each other with their patchy gray on white overall patterns..
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by vacuithe » Feb 3rd, '13, 04:35
great pairing Debunix !
and lovely teapot, for sure.
this morning sencha's teaware : kyusu by Watanabe Tozo & Iga-Yaki Yunomi by Shuhei Fujioka.
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by GreenwoodStudio » Feb 3rd, '13, 09:55
Great yunomi vacuithe! Love the ash creating that natural celadon.
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by AdamMY » Feb 3rd, '13, 10:50
vacuithe wrote:great pairing Debunix !
and lovely teapot, for sure.
this morning sencha's teaware : kyusu by Watanabe Tozo & Iga-Yaki Yunomi by Shuhei Fujioka.
Love it! Looks like you are pouring into a still semi molten rock. It's a really interesting play between the super refined form of the kyusu, and a rough, and almost unfinished look of the yunomi.
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by debunix » Feb 3rd, '13, 10:54
vacuithe wrote:kyusu by Watanabe Tozo & Iga-Yaki Yunomi by Shuhei Fujioka.
Another splendid pairing: the deep orange pot echoes the orange tones inthe cup, and then you've got the splendid contrast between the rough and the smooth, as already discussed. Love that cup!
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by Chip » Feb 4th, '13, 01:54
... beautiful pairings indeed! That Iga is enough to start an Iga craze on TeaChat ... if it did not already!!!
Touju Kyusu and Noutomi Wan working well together.

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by David R. » Feb 5th, '13, 08:44
Anonymous sencha using Petr's teapot on a Bizen yunomi. Incredible match !
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by debunix » Feb 5th, '13, 12:54
Stunning. I'm still sitting on the fence, waiting for just the right bizen cup...
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by Chip » Feb 5th, '13, 16:31
Very nice pairing. Petr's work often reminds me of Bizen.
Bizenesque.

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by debunix » Feb 6th, '13, 12:31
This morning, I noticed a pleasing resonance between my Eiichi Rock and Petr-yaki kyusu: both have a little angular streak of glaze that is a big part of why I chose these particular pieces during the TC TA SO selection, on the handle for the kyusu, and on the wall of the cup for the yunomi. They're harmonizing over some Gu Zhu Zi Sun this morning.

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by hopeofdawn » Feb 6th, '13, 12:47
So pretty--fire and snow, side by side ...

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by Chip » Feb 6th, '13, 13:08
hopeofdawn wrote:So pretty--fire and snow, side by side ...

Yin and Yang ...
Winter and Summer ...
Nevertheless, quite a striking pair of opposites yet sharing similarities.