Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII
Nice find Victoria if that chawan isn't hagi ware then it had me fooled. It looks so thick and hagi-like.
Dec 13th, '09, 14:20
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Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII
Thanks Brad! And today I am enjoying my new Hedge Apple cup from TeawareArtisan Little Pig Pottery:




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Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII
Thats a very nice Cup Victoria... Sorta looks brainlike, but I always thought of hedge apples that way.
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Thanks Adam - yeah me too.
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Nice porcelain tea bowl Victoria!
Not to mention that your picture captures the texture very well. I am thinking I might make myself one--one of these days
ps thanks bunches


ps thanks bunches
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Kind of like getting to step in to someone else's "shoes" and share a bit of their tea journey...Victoria wrote:Used bowls are always so fascinating, aren't they? Who held them, who loved them? What tea was consumed?
Awesome wares! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow, beautious cuppa Vic (and LittlePig
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I bet that vessel feels nice in hand.


I bet that vessel feels nice in hand.

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Thanks everyone!
Seeker - yep, It feels great in hand - good size and nice heft!
Oh snap!! ... I was supposed to snap it with some matcha.
Well it's kinda small for that, but it would be purdy.

Seeker - yep, It feels great in hand - good size and nice heft!
Oh snap!! ... I was supposed to snap it with some matcha.
Well it's kinda small for that, but it would be purdy.

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Hedgie hangin' with the Hagi:




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Nice little 'Hedgie', V! We love ours, and yeah, they do feel so perfect in the hand! Our little collection may need an addition or 2 after seeing your cup.Victoria wrote:Hedgie hangin' with the Hagi:
Really beautiful acquisitions that you have posted here in the last few days. Thanks for sharing with us.
Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII

I make some "bateau à thé" , here with a little porcelain teapot ( photo is not quite good)
and an other one :

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I love that blue glaze. I'll bet the teapot and bowl will look great after they've been used a while.
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Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII
I also posted this teapot on the Yixing topic, but I couldn't help myself. I like showing off. Here is a Zini Teapot I bought a long time ago in Yixing. It is an old friend and gives me many wonderful memories when I use it.
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Re: Show Off Your Pots and Cups XII
Beautiful ginkgo!! Love the crackling and the color!!
Very nice IPT! Is that a little foo dog as the knob?
Sweet!
Very nice IPT! Is that a little foo dog as the knob?
Sweet!
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I was scrolling through different posts and accidentally came to this. Forgive me if this has been asked (I didn't look at the whole thread)... but what is the design? It almost looks like a squid.IPT wrote:This is a Ming Dynasty Blue and White tea cup I recently acquired.
PS I agree about the beautiful blue glaze above.
Regarding your teapot IPT, it really looks like it needs a dark tea, as you mention you use it for in the other topic (yixing red). Looks very reliable... imagine it makes a full-bodied tea