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by chamekke » Feb 8th, '09, 01:22
Totally adorable! I love bats.
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Feb 8th, '09, 02:46
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by Tea Noob » Feb 8th, '09, 02:46
This is my one and only gaiwan.
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by Victoria » Feb 8th, '09, 11:19
chamekke wrote:Totally adorable! I love bats.
Thanks Chamekke, nice to know someone else thinks
it's cute too!
Nice Tea Noob, thanks for posting!
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by Janine » Feb 9th, '09, 08:34
Salsero wrote:Tim, did you make the lid tie yourself? Somewhere I have instructions for how to make one of those, but I have never quite decided if they are a good idea or a bad one.
the best reason for this is because it facilitates pouring without burning fingers! I always use them if I brew with a clay pot.
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by raveme » Feb 9th, '09, 11:09
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by Salsero » Feb 9th, '09, 11:56
Very cool set up, Raveme.
Feb 9th, '09, 13:24
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by olivierco » Feb 9th, '09, 13:24
New small teapot (ca 100ml) and cups, which I will use for sencha or gyokuro.
Feb 9th, '09, 13:28
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by snafu » Feb 9th, '09, 13:28
raveme wrote:this is shimonome, my little tea friend, and my japanese bowl and gaiwan. right now i'm in germany for a while, and this is all my tea gear
Really nice, simple set up. Love that bowl.
olivierco, looks like the perfect pot for Gyokuro. Does it have a built-in strainer of some kind?
Feb 9th, '09, 13:29
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by olivierco » Feb 9th, '09, 13:29
snafu wrote:
olivierco, looks like the perfect pot for Gyokuro. Does it have a built-in strainer of some kind?
Yes
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by tenuki » Feb 9th, '09, 18:38
couldn't find my cheap cybershot so had to use my even crappier old camera - sry. new bowl, wanted to share.
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Feb 9th, '09, 18:44
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by Victoria » Feb 9th, '09, 18:44
New tea boat? Definitely a zen thing goin' on.
Nice pic.
Now that I am slowing starting the use of yixing.
I find I need a bowl or boat myself.
Congrats Olivier! In my favorite - rice pattern!
Feb 9th, '09, 19:06
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by CDS » Feb 9th, '09, 19:06
Nice little setup and I love that little Gaiwan!
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by Geekgirl » Feb 9th, '09, 19:56
CDS wrote:raveme wrote:
Nice little setup and I love that little Gaiwan!
I like the little kokeshi. Is she smaller than average?
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by Herb_Master » Feb 9th, '09, 20:38
Victoria wrote:New tea boat? Definitely a zen thing goin' on.
Nice pic.
Now that I am slowing starting the use of yixing.
I find I need a bowl or boat myself.
Congrats Olivier! In my favorite - rice pattern!
Have you seen this Gaiwan ?
It looks as though it may be RiceWare - I am tempted - but as I have not got round to buying it (though viewing it 4 times a week enviously) I thought I would point it your way
http://cgi.ebay.com/Jindezhen-Chinese-P ... 240%3A1318
