NEWEST CHAPTER! Show Off Your Pots and Cups XVII

[Chip]

Awww, shucks. I love Yoshiki but the photos are not displaying. Bowman, please let me know if I can help you to display your photos! Or anyone who posts photos can also assist you.

There os a topic under User Guide.
http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=12549

Thanks also for sharing, Tobias, Michael, and Cory!

[Tobias]

Got these in the mail today:

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A carved cup and a guinomi, both made by Jeff Guerrero.

[michaelb3600]

Super cool Tobias, I just met him the other day. Cool guy!

[TomVerlain]

Hi

This is a Majolica Cauliflower Teapot, circa 1880.

Majolica has a great many fantasticly shaped and colorful teapots of this era. This has a lead based glaze, so I won't be using it to drink from, but I think it is a great looking piece as a collectible.

[debunix]

My new scallop yunomi from the TC TA SO #4 is not as colorful as that Majolica pot, but it has a subtle glow that I adore



I especially like the interior--it was a shot of the interior that made me pick this one over the others--and in person it is just as richly variable as in the original photo.



Depending on the light, it can be highly reflective



or softly glowing



I also picked up a turquoise oribe tea cup with the same order, and this little cup is my favorite shape and, at a capacity of about 4 ounces (120 mL), it's one that will get a lot of use.



I like the color variations in the glaze



and even the base is pretty with a little maroon highlighting the little spiral inside the foot

[woozl]

A jar for tea

[Stentor]

Exceptional "Bill's turquoise", debunix. I have one of the same shape and size that I love and use A LOT but yours may actually give it a run for its money. I haven't seen many of those turn out so bright on the top and on the inside. Really nice.
Don't you just love the cup's glassy feel on the outside as well?

[debunix]

Mine has one little patch of not-quite-glassy smooth surface where something is a little rougher just for contrast. I'd been enjoying the look of the turquoise pieces for a while, but this one had the size and shape that I prefer, plus the very nice streaks of purple on it.

[bonjiri]

revisting this teabowl

its somehow stuck in my memory

need to explore more serendipitous movement of ash

[bonjiri]

one of my favorite yunomi

triple biidoro or three dragon eyes

serendipity !
gotta love serendipity !

cheers,
happy new years !
cory

[iannon]

wow..the Bidoro you get out of your pieces never cease to amaze me

[debunix]

It is pretty stunning, isn't it?

[bonjiri]

new double walled carved mizusashi

fresh water container . high fired

[JBaymore]

Very nice! I love the way the color of the crackles matches the color of the tea, like they seamlessly blend right into one another...

Thanks....... that was the idea.

best,

..............john

[iannon]

ok..before i post some pics..of which i am a couple teawares behind on..
can someone perhaps be able to translate this? I tried a coupel ocr translators but they didnt seem to jive well