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HHmm.. let me guess vendors who sell other artists' works?britt wrote: I've stopped buying Deishi products because I think there are better craftsmen out there doing Hagi. Two Japanese vendors, when presented with this question, agreed and said that Deishi is much more popular in the West than he is in Japan.
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Apr 4th, '09, 19:58
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I don't take your comments personally at all as everyone is entitled to their opinion but I must rush to the defense of Deishi Sibuya hagi teaware. I have a Hagi-Yaki yunomi that he made and I am completely head over heels in love with it. It cost $24.99 and has given me an untold amount of pleasure in my tea drinking. To each his / her own.britt wrote:
In case anyone takes the Deishi comments personally, I own several of his products and this is my honest opinion based on the cash laid out and what I consider to be a poor return for that investment.
Thanks for your opinions and comments everyone! (for the record, I kinda like text-walls 
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Probably I'll go with a Hagi for now (if the decision was hard before, that damn hagi-thread just got me started on white Seigan as well
). If nothing else, I have a reason for buying another pot if I get into fukamushi
Sweet yunoumi btw!
)Probably I'll go with a Hagi for now (if the decision was hard before, that damn hagi-thread just got me started on white Seigan as well
). If nothing else, I have a reason for buying another pot if I get into fukamushi Sweet yunoumi btw!