Stunning teaware. Stunning photography. Wow. (those are my two favorites)chamekke wrote:
May 11th, '08, 01:28
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Nice. But please give us a bit more providence ok. You don't usually find beautiful bizen just lying around in america...joelbct wrote: I picked up this Bizen Yunomi today.
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May 11th, '08, 01:40
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Thank you for the kind feedback, everyone.
I actually had a ton of fun photographing the cups... in fact, in taking the pictures it was like discovering their beauty and delicacy for the very first time.
And I owe it all to Tenuki, due to his "Pics or it didn't happen" challenge - and of course the example of his stunning photos! Thanks Tenuki!
Hmmm... what to photograph next?... {happily plotting}
I actually had a ton of fun photographing the cups... in fact, in taking the pictures it was like discovering their beauty and delicacy for the very first time.
And I owe it all to Tenuki, due to his "Pics or it didn't happen" challenge - and of course the example of his stunning photos! Thanks Tenuki!
Hmmm... what to photograph next?... {happily plotting}
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May 12th, '08, 00:03
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I'm glad you like the blue-and-white cup! It's made by an English pottery named Shelley, and the name of the pattern is "Dainty Blue". (Or I should say "was", since it's been discontinued and is now considered vintage/antique.) There's an antique shop in my town that has a whole shelf filled with these... to very stunning effect.
I'm glad you like the blue-and-white cup! It's made by an English pottery named Shelley, and the name of the pattern is "Dainty Blue". (Or I should say "was", since it's been discontinued and is now considered vintage/antique.) There's an antique shop in my town that has a whole shelf filled with these... to very stunning effect.
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May 13th, '08, 21:41
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Recent Daiso purchases, part of the 'raining pottery' week. 1.50 each, I love that store. 
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Sweet Cups!!!
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