Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII

[Victoria]

Thanks all! It is a beauty!

And yes now you all have me DREAMING of somehow owning a whole set. Geek, she uses them as casual dishes??? OY!! Well if she ever decided to cast them off in favor of Wedgwood or the likes, let me know!!

You are a bad bunch of enablers!!!

[Trioxin]

Once again Vic, wow. I can't imagine the amount of time you must spend to find such great wares.

[bishopmaple]

Little hard to get an infuser in it though

[Victoria]

Once again Vic, wow. I can't imagine the amount of time you must spend to find such great wares.

Aww thank you!! Yeah it's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it.


Bishopmaple: How many ounces is that??? You can always strain as you pour.
Good job!

[Geekgirl]

My most recent purchase: from Erica at Elm Studios on Etsy.



Of course, that is Fairy GodPoppet in the background, working her magic on my morning tea.

[Seeker]

Oh, goody, goody, goody!
I love your pics GG!
Beautiful yunomi!
And many blessing to the fairy poppet!

[Victoria]

Ohhh beautiful bowl Geek!! And as usual love the depth of field shot.
I am soooo . Not sure if I even
get my new camera, if I can ever snap shots like that.
I really want to though <sigh> beautiful!

[iannon]

oh I saw that one on her site! nice thick drippy glaze on the bottom right? looked really cool

[Geekgirl]

yup yup, that's the one.

[iannon]

Sweet! I think her glazes have grown even deeper and more beautiful..that one of yours there is a perfect example!

[iannon]

And now with an obvious lack of any composition whatsoever... my new medium-ish budget yixing alongside my trusty plain old Hagi cup that i literally use every single day I am home

[TIM]

A new sets of old gaiwan from 祥興茶行 - xiáng xīng chá háng Hong Kong. With a late Ming, early Qing's QingBai tea cup for my wife.

[IPT]

This cup was made in Taiwan. My pictures don't even come close to showing the depth and colors of the glaze. It is really beautiful.

[Maitre_Tea]

*snip*
A new sets of old gaiwan from 祥興茶行 - xiáng xīng chá háng Hong Kong. With a late Ming, early Qing's QingBai tea cup for my wife.

Is that the same tea shop that also commissioned the original famous series of pots back in the 70s (?)

[Seeker]

woh,

Some really nice wares there y'all.

Whew.