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I'm looking forward to how this pot changes over time. Please keep let us see how this progresses.
Jun 2nd, '15, 12:48
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Cross-posting a few more pictures of my new gaiwan, courtesy of Tead Off. It's straw ash glaze over porcelain by Hong Seong-Il. I'm finding this glaze has an amazing amount of detail--the more I study it, the more I notice! It even has a lovely drippy-drape along the bottom as well.




And finally an action shot.





And finally an action shot.


Jun 2nd, '15, 14:51
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Quickly grabbing small drippy-drapey Tenmoku-Nuka cup to try to calm the sudden flareup of TAD....
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Oooooh, very pretty....! I love the color combinations, and the flow created by the glaze.
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The lighter glazing is rice straw ash glaze. The darker color is a glaze made from the clay for Onggi ware. It's a great look that Seong il has perfected very well.hopeofdawn wrote:Cross-posting a few more pictures of my new gaiwan, courtesy of Tead Off. It's straw ash glaze over porcelain by Hong Seong-Il. I'm finding this glaze has an amazing amount of detail--the more I study it, the more I notice! It even has a lovely drippy-drape along the bottom as well.
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2 weeks of use with Seong Il's Buncheong teapot. The difference is staggering. Hagi on steroids.

Jun 28th, '15, 10:43
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My first Seong Il pot went from this

to this

after fewer than a dozen tea sessions. It's big sibling, however, remains much more subtly marked after many dozens of uses.

to this

after fewer than a dozen tea sessions. It's big sibling, however, remains much more subtly marked after many dozens of uses.
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All the shino glazed pots I have from him have crazed. But, the Buncheong is particularly susceptible to this, like Hagi.
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A beautifully Jun (gyunyo) glazed porcelain teapot by Kim Jong Eun.
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New Hagi cup that is quickly becoming a favorite. Korean Hagi? Japanese imitation? You decide...
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Got my Hong Seong-il shiboridashi the other day
It's beautiful.


It's beautiful.

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*thumbs up*
...Hong Seong Il is super nice. I showed him a picture of me cat on instagram and he actually responded to me. I wonder if there is a connection between cat lovers and pottery lovers.
...Hong Seong Il is super nice. I showed him a picture of me cat on instagram and he actually responded to me. I wonder if there is a connection between cat lovers and pottery lovers.