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by Mrs. Chip » Oct 20th, '09, 09:56
Victoria wrote:No same camera! The Deishi is just more photogenic I guess! Not so with the Sansei though which is even prettier, too bad -
Beautiful, I like this shot, I believe it shows all the color variations nicely. Is that sshade really pinky/mauvey or more lavendar?
How do you like the size?
We opened ours together when I got home from work last eve, yeah ... I was a meanie and made Chip wait!
Oct 20th, '09, 18:43
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by Victoria » Oct 20th, '09, 18:43
Mrs. Chip wrote:Beautiful, I like this shot, I believe it shows all the color variations nicely. Is that sshade really pinky/mauvey or more lavendar?
How do you like the size?
Thanks! The color is more pinky/mauve on this side, really close to actual on my monitor. There is a more lavender/lilac towards the bottom and left side there which continues around a bit. It also has two very large areas of pure white, that I love. I love the size, it is perfect!
Oct 20th, '09, 18:47
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by woozl » Oct 20th, '09, 18:47
Cotton candy?
Mint ice cream?
Oct 20th, '09, 19:04
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by Victoria » Oct 20th, '09, 19:04
Ohhhh yeah!! It's all good!!!
Oct 21st, '09, 17:25
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by woozl » Oct 21st, '09, 17:25
I got lots of green on mine.
Detail,
Very happy with this piece, thanks Chipper.
Oct 21st, '09, 17:38
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by Victoria » Oct 21st, '09, 17:38
Ohhhh sagey-minty-basil cooool!!
Oct 21st, '09, 18:31
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by Chip » Oct 21st, '09, 18:31
Thanks for sharing your San Sai, Victoria and Woozl. San Sai #19 had its maiden voyage today with Fukamushi ...
I was amazed how much the crackling inside the Wan is showing after 5 steeps (one session) ... this one will exhibit the seven stages of Hagi quicker than most, I suspect.
Oct 21st, '09, 18:46
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by woozl » Oct 21st, '09, 18:46
Here is # 16, This piece is alive.
Funny, it was my second choice.
No good pics of #1 yet....
And some gnarly detail. This is where the "leaks" may occur.
I wanted some snapz first, now we go for a soak, and perhaps later, a "kudai" massage.
Nov 8th, '09, 21:43
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by woozl » Nov 8th, '09, 21:43
Oh, c'mon.
Nobody bid on this.....
what's Hagi-Jonser to do??
All pinch work, no wheel.
and we stand on our headz
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Nov 8th, '09, 22:03
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by Geekgirl » Nov 8th, '09, 22:03
"hagi-joner?"
BTW, here's mine - not very artistic, but it does show the color well.
Nov 8th, '09, 22:38
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by Chip » Nov 8th, '09, 22:38
HA, so you were the solo bidder on that kyusu. That was a real steal. Gorgeous. Had my finger on the button, but ...
. Enjoy.
Great photos, Woozl and Geek depicting the beauty of the Sansai ... has anyone noticed a quick display of crackling on the inside of their San Sai?
Oh, also thanks Woozl for sharing your Shiro photos! She is not only alive, she is a beaute!
Nov 9th, '09, 00:05
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by woozl » Nov 9th, '09, 00:05
Geekgirl wrote:"hagi-joner?"
Brewin' that Cha,
Hagi Jones, better watch your shino.
Nov 9th, '09, 09:39
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by chicagopotter » Nov 9th, '09, 09:39
Is that a Seigan kyusu?
Nov 9th, '09, 11:36
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by Victoria » Nov 9th, '09, 11:36
That is most definitely a Seigan kyusu and I *almost* went for it as well!
Very nice, congrats!!!
Nice pic Geek! Are you using a light box?
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by Geekgirl » Nov 9th, '09, 12:23
Yep, I borrowed a cube from the office down the hall. I'm working on cataloging my stuff, because I tend to forget things like who made what, and which box it uses.
The cube makes it super easy. I just set my camera on a low tripod, pop the object in the box, snap, and move on to the next one.
