Dec 6th, '14, 16:42
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Dec 6th, '14, 16:46
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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....
Fortunately, I think they are all too big. 
Continuing with the Yamada ... maybe a Fugetsu who was taught by Yamada Jozan III will be next.
Continuing with the Yamada ... maybe a Fugetsu who was taught by Yamada Jozan III will be next.
Dec 9th, '14, 17:46
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I can't blame this on my kitties. There's never anything but vegetarian food on the kitchen counters so they don't bother jumping up there - at least not when I'm around.
Dec 9th, '14, 18:20
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Nevertheless, tragic.
Cats are responsible for every teaware break here except 1. Walkin (so named because he insisted on walking into our home as a kitten) recently broke my everyday Deishi guinomi. It was the second time he knocked it off the same tray from the same table in about a week. First time if caused a nice character crack that stained instantly.
Cats are responsible for every teaware break here except 1. Walkin (so named because he insisted on walking into our home as a kitten) recently broke my everyday Deishi guinomi. It was the second time he knocked it off the same tray from the same table in about a week. First time if caused a nice character crack that stained instantly.
Dec 9th, '14, 18:45
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Sad to see it broken. And it looks like not enough pieces to put it back together again.....although most of the big pieces are there.....sigh.
Dec 9th, '14, 18:48
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My cat broke my favorite Petr-yaki shibo and yuzamashi, but I'm more than capable of shattering teaware all by myself, like my poor Deishi kumidashi-wan. Glad I still have its twin, but I keep scouting Mago's listings on e-bay for another one to have a pair again, but still haven't seen exactly the right one.Chip wrote:Cats are responsible for every teaware break here
Dec 25th, '14, 13:35
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Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....
After seeing a similar pot in the show off our pots and cups thread:
http://www.dhgate.com/product/natural-l ... 1336882541
http://www.dhgate.com/product/natural-l ... 1336882541
Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....
I bought this 1960's bizen kyusu on ebay the other day. Unfortunately the seller told me he miscounted his inventory and that he didn't have the item. All I was left with was a refund.
Now I am wishing this was mine.
Now I am wishing this was mine.
Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....
What a beauty auctioned a few weeks ago: karatsu chawan with really nice kintsugi restoration.
Re: Not my teaware.....but I wish it were....
Beautiful! the restoration makes it so much more interesting to look at.theroots wrote:What a beauty auctioned a few weeks ago: karatsu chawan with really nice kintsugi restoration.
Dec 31st, '14, 00:44
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Oh that's masterful. I had to take a break from that work due to allergies... But I want to get back in to it....