WOW! That's incredible. I'd love to see an interior shot as well.shyrabbit wrote:Thanks, victoria, laura99, debunix, Chip for taking the time to look and post your comments, I really appreciate it.
Another piece from the latest firing:
Diminutive Shino Tea Bowl from my May 5th small kiln firing, cone 10 reduction. 3-1/8" h. x 4-1/4
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Another lovely cup.
(All this talk of cone 10 and cone 12 has me thinking Star Trek and warp speed.....)
(All this talk of cone 10 and cone 12 has me thinking Star Trek and warp speed.....)
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Hello,
Thanks for all the kind remarks regarding the last few pieces I posted, I appreciate it.
I thought I would post a few images of a new chawan from the recent firing in the small kiln. It's a wire-cut bowl with a Carbon trap Shino glaze.
It's dimensions are: 2-7/8" h. x 5-5/8" w.
Thanks for looking,
Michael
Thanks for all the kind remarks regarding the last few pieces I posted, I appreciate it.
I thought I would post a few images of a new chawan from the recent firing in the small kiln. It's a wire-cut bowl with a Carbon trap Shino glaze.
It's dimensions are: 2-7/8" h. x 5-5/8" w.
Thanks for looking,
Michael
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Very interesting change of direction, Michael ... well from what we are used to. 

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michaelshyrabbit wrote:Hello,
Thanks for all the kind remarks regarding the last few pieces I posted, I appreciate it.
I thought I would post a few images of a new chawan from the recent firing in the small kiln. It's a wire-cut bowl with a Carbon trap Shino glaze.
It's dimensions are: 2-7/8" h. x 5-5/8" w.
Thanks for looking,
Michael
love the textural direction !
wonderful !
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That is quite a departure from your normal pieces, but it is incredible! Great texture and glaze! Could we see an interior shot?
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IPT,
Here's an interior shot...
Here's an interior shot...
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Hello,
A new Chawan from Wednesday's firing in the small kiln. Shino and slip glazed and fired to cone 10 in reduction.
3-1/4" h. x 5" w.
Here's an etsy link for additional images: http://www.etsy.com/listing/46998471/sh ... cha-chawan
Thanks for looking,
Michael
A new Chawan from Wednesday's firing in the small kiln. Shino and slip glazed and fired to cone 10 in reduction.
3-1/4" h. x 5" w.
Here's an etsy link for additional images: http://www.etsy.com/listing/46998471/sh ... cha-chawan
Thanks for looking,
Michael
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Hello,
I'm posting an image of a new Tea Dust Tenmoku Chawan from a recent firing.
Been busy with lots of projects here in the studio and gallery, things are really picking up. Spring has finally arrived, we had snow a little over a week ago...
Addition images can be found here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/46477606/te ... cha-chawan
Thanks,
Michael
I'm posting an image of a new Tea Dust Tenmoku Chawan from a recent firing.
Been busy with lots of projects here in the studio and gallery, things are really picking up. Spring has finally arrived, we had snow a little over a week ago...
Addition images can be found here:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/46477606/te ... cha-chawan
Thanks,
Michael
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Really love this one. I actually thought I PMed you about it, but can't find the PM.
Ohh, the flared "matching cup" is really cool.
Ohh, the flared "matching cup" is really cool.
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shyrabbit wrote:Thanks, victoria, laura99, debunix, Chip for taking the time to look and post your comments, I really appreciate it.
Another piece from the latest firing:
Diminutive Shino Tea Bowl from my May 5th small kiln firing, cone 10 reduction. 3-1/8" h. x 4-1/4
[attachment=0]t01_a_LOW.jpg[/attachment
I like this shino very much !! dark and also shiny -brillant texture !

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Wow! Such rich colors on those bowls, beautiful!
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Hey Michael,
I wanted to thank you for showing my boss and I your studio today and taking the time to explain how you create these great pieces... It was fortunate that we had some time to stop on our way through town. I look forward to visiting again & hope to catch the kilns in action at some point in the future.
A quick snap of my new favorite cups...

Cheers!
Peter
I wanted to thank you for showing my boss and I your studio today and taking the time to explain how you create these great pieces... It was fortunate that we had some time to stop on our way through town. I look forward to visiting again & hope to catch the kilns in action at some point in the future.
A quick snap of my new favorite cups...

Cheers!
Peter
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Peter,
Sorry, for the delay in responding here...as you saw when you were here, SHY RABBIT is a pretty busy place, the days fly by.
It was a pleasure to be able to spent some time with you and to show you around. It's always interesting to watch people picking out their favorite pieces, it was clear you knew what you were looking for. Thanks for making the extra effort to find us, your visit was quite enjoyable.
Thanks for posting images of your new pieces and for taking the time to do so...I really appreciate it.
Be well,
Michael
Sorry, for the delay in responding here...as you saw when you were here, SHY RABBIT is a pretty busy place, the days fly by.
It was a pleasure to be able to spent some time with you and to show you around. It's always interesting to watch people picking out their favorite pieces, it was clear you knew what you were looking for. Thanks for making the extra effort to find us, your visit was quite enjoyable.
Thanks for posting images of your new pieces and for taking the time to do so...I really appreciate it.
Be well,
Michael