NEW! Official Teaware of the Day!

[Se7en8ight]

OMG! that thing is insane!!!! that color is just...

[Peacock]

I can stare at that bowl for minutes. Then I could gaze at it for eons and still find it fascinating.

[debunix]

I feel I won't be able to appreciate it as it obviously deserves unless I can hold it in my hands, and watch a little shaft of sunlight through some tea inside it. Should be spectacular.

[debunix]

While enjoying some pleasant speculation about the next TC SOP offering, I'm enjoying some Alishan oolong from Norbu, brewed grandpa style in my Petr-yaki shino chawan, from the same firing as his TC TA SO.

[Oranda]

What beautiful colors!
I always look of chawans with beautiful and attractives colors on the Net and it is not easy.
Here is my chawan of day with delicious Matcha Samurai Inside

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[Fuut]

Lovely photo. And the background is very complimentary to your shino piece.

[debunix]

A lovely wintry chawan full of warmth on a chilly day....

[Oranda]

Thank you

It is a view of one of my house's windows.
I have the chance to live at the border of a forest.
It is still very cold in Belgium. I shall be happy to take out soon my Chawan Sakura (with flowers painted on its face) of its cupboard, I hope

[Benny214]

Greetings from Russia, guys!
This is my first post here . Recently purchased from a local dealer a cup and shibo from Petr Novak. And this is my teaware of the day during the week.

Now drinking some zhou guj from Wu Yi Shan

[Drax]

Welcome, Benny! That's a beautiful novak shiboridashi, and a great daily setup for tea!

[Mrs. Chip]

Benny, welcome to TeaChat!

+1, that is a beautiful daily setup.

[xiaobai]

My new bow... I mean... kettle.

Designed by Taiwanese artist Deng Ting-Sou.

[hopeofdawn]

wow, that is one elegant kettle!

[Benny214]

My new bow... I mean... kettle.

Designed by Taiwanese artist Deng Ting-Sou.

Very nice!
Boil water on the coals ?

[xiaobai]

My new bow... I mean... kettle.

Designed by Taiwanese artist Deng Ting-Sou.

Very nice!
Boil water on the coals ?

No, not for the moment. The one under the pot is an electric stove.
The pot is made with heat-resistant clay, which allows it
to be used on a flame or an electric heater as well as coals.

However, using charcoal on a tatami room may not be a good
idea.