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I've finally managed to photograph my entire teaware collection! Since there are quite a few pictures, I've uploaded them to Google Photos. I'm currently gathering all the necessary information, so in the coming days, the images will be updated with descriptions (name, maker, type, clay, etc.). I'll...

Ok, I'll prepare a more thorough overview in the coming days. mhegara The silver pot isn't in the picture because it's in the box :))). Several pieces are missing from the pictures as they are stored elsewhere. This is the silver pot. Essence of Tea is still selling it, but mine has a brown handle (...

Hi, I’m considering selling my teapot collection. I’ve been collecting these pieces for several years, but with three kids and a lack of enthusiasm lately, the teapots have just started gathering dust. Many of these pieces were either never used or only briefly used. The collection includes items fr...

I’ve found this in the book “Tea War: A history of capitalism in China and India” p.270. Maybe it helps with putting some things into perspective. “The dream of a tea industry revolution was unexpectedly given new life during the Second World War. Over the summer and fall of 1937, Japanese forces en...

Weird, I made three teaware orders from him in the last year or so and never had any issue with communication. Even if I just asked about some teaware he replied within a day.

I found this now already sold offering of Hokujo. Never seen this kind of shape/glaze(?) from him. Somehow it reminds me of Inge Nielsen work.

http://www.tokoname.or.jp/teapot/maker_ ... kujo79.htm

Takeyoshi from http://www.tokoname.or.jp/teapot/maker_profile/hokujo/ might have some pieces. I bought few Hokujo pieces from him. What was not available he restocked for me. Good luck.

I was in contact with Mirka at the start of the year regarding her and Novak’s work and was told to deal with Petr on my own as they are no longer together. She also mentioned some changes on the site - which were probably removing him completely. I don’t know. I have a feeling he will return some w...

Some new teaware will be available tomorrow. This time Mirka's offerings will be accompanied with pieces from Sedlak and Sklenička.

https://keramikstudio.artkeramika.cz/en ... lable-now/

karma wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:08 pm

It seems they may have gone their separate ways? Novak is no longer on the Keramik Studio website, as far as I can tell.

Yes, they are no longer together.

I noticed this a few months ago. One of the solutions that was mentioned while I was reading through is that the customs would probably be paid in advance - I know amazon offers sometimes that you can pay fixed amount when ordering abroad - and therefore became a part of the total cost of the purcha...

They have something different in their mind. Making science out of free shipping offer ...

Came across this a while back. Maybe it will suffice your needs.

https://m.aliexpress.com/item/4000051214679.html

So now I always dream about another scoop but don't feel like going into 200$ purchase again. Sedlak's wood works are really nice, but for that money you may just carve one yourself. All you need is a piece of wood and a gouge (round chisel): the easiest is if you use green (fresh) wood and rough i...

Really nice wooden scoop Bok. Who made it? Well spotted, one of my all time favourite tea accessory pieces. One of the few I have never thought of upgrading. It's made by a local Taiwanese wood-craftsman. Means a lot to me, back then I exchanged it with him for a teapot I made. Really nice. It is s...