Mar 13th, '13, 05:16
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by vacuithe » Mar 13th, '13, 05:16
My new Chawan, purchased for the office.
First task on my toto-list when I arrive at work every morning : make a matcha !
Edit : wow, first post of the 100th page ! what do I win ?

Mar 13th, '13, 08:59
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by Running for Tea » Mar 13th, '13, 08:59
vacuithe wrote:My new Chawan, purchased for the office.
First task on my toto-list when I arrive at work every morning : make a matcha !
Edit : wow, first post of the 100th page ! what do I win ?

Whatever you win, it should be doubled because that is a good looking Chawan!
Mar 13th, '13, 11:28
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by rdl » Mar 13th, '13, 11:28
vacuithe,
can you share more information about your beautiful new chawan.
thank you.
Mar 13th, '13, 12:54
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by Seeker » Mar 13th, '13, 12:54
Beautiful new chawan vacuithe!
I'm with rdl - can we see more?
I'd love to see the koudai (foot).
Congrats on being the 1st post on the 100th page!

ps - if you wanted to, I'd also be interested in the artist/maker and where you got it.
Mar 13th, '13, 13:04
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by vacuithe » Mar 13th, '13, 13:04
Beautiful new chawan vacuithe!
I'm with rdl - can we see more?
rdl ?? I don't know what it is...
I'd love to see the koudai (foot).
Congrats on being the 1st post on the 100th page!
ps - if you wanted to, I'd also be interested in the artist/maker and where you got it.
3 more pics, I can't do more at the moment 'cause the bowl is at my office.
It's a french potter who made this bowl : David Louveau de La Guigneraye.
his website :
http://www.terreetfeu.fr/
I picked up this bowl when I visited him 2 weeks ago, he was performing a Nanban firing. I made about +500 pics
you can see him a few pics of this firing on my blog :
http://vacuithe.blogspot.fr/2013/03/nanban-firing.html

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Mar 13th, '13, 21:26
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by rdl » Mar 13th, '13, 21:26
vacuithe wrote:
rdl ?? I don't know what it is...
ceci n'est pas un bol...

thank you for the links and photographs - looking forward to more.
Mar 14th, '13, 02:46
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by Seeker » Mar 14th, '13, 02:46
Thank you for the additional pics V, especially the last two - gorgeous shots!!!
(Apologies if this is already clear, but 'rdl' was the other poster's 'name').
Mar 15th, '13, 15:13
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by futurebird » Mar 15th, '13, 15:13
The too-small chawan came today. I really love it. I love how it fits in my hands. (I'm a very small person)
I got it nice and warm and gave it a shot, and sadly I can't get as nice foam in this small vessel.
But I like it so much so I *do* think I'll look for a nodate chasen.
(thank you all for your help with this!)
Mar 20th, '13, 06:32
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by vacuithe » Mar 20th, '13, 06:32
Mar 23rd, '13, 13:25
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by AdamMY » Mar 23rd, '13, 13:25
MatchaWan posted in full in another thread... decided to show off the yummy froth in this thread
Matcha Kotobuki Froth by
Adam Yusko, on Flickr
Mar 23rd, '13, 14:17
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by futurebird » Mar 23rd, '13, 14:17
chug chug chug chug!
wait... is that not in the spirit of the way of tea?
Mar 24th, '13, 12:08
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by Muadeeb » Mar 24th, '13, 12:08
I found a pottery shop last night that was selling student's work for one night only, so I picked up a matcha cup and saucer. I hadn't planned on getting into matcha so soon, but it was too good a deal to pass up for such pretty pieces. These will sit on the shelf until I'm ready to take the dive into Japanese greens.

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I really like the sun and stars look of the inside.

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And the saucer seems to fit, even though they were made by different students.

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Mar 24th, '13, 13:33
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by Drax » Mar 24th, '13, 13:33
Matcha will look absolutely wonderful juxtaposed with that blue... very nice!
Mar 24th, '13, 15:44
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by debunix » Mar 24th, '13, 15:44
You scored with those. Quite lovely.
Mar 24th, '13, 15:53
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by Muadeeb » Mar 24th, '13, 15:53
Now I just need good matcha, a strainer, a scoop, a wisk, and knowing what I'm doing, and I'll be able to drink it! Easy Teasy!