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That is gorgeous Debunix!

I love seeing more of the clay, i don't remember seeing this type anywhere. Mind sharing where you found it?:)

I would add, leaking a bit, ok.. eventually cracking not ok.

Best wishes to everyone

Yeah, for the furo and chagama below. Now its just sitting on the bottom

Nice collection Fuut. In the last two images I am curious about the shigaraki-like highly textured bowls on the lower left and right (second from last image, image won’t load), and the vine handled teapot in the last image. This photo? https://www.teaforum.org/download/file.php?id=1366 Everything y...

Great thread! Thanks for sharing everything. The owner of the store you photographed looks real kind.

If its a 'nasty' smell, then it could be that they have been stored away when there was still moisture in the piece. In this case exactly the same happens as with any other object, bacteria growth..

Ok, I guess this is more display-worthy

The following cupboards are not so fancy, but keep in mind they're kitchen cabinets ;) Lately i've been adding some bizen cups and bits to the collection, and surprisingly the neriage pieces are very pleasant to use. B1.jpg Some kyo ware coffee cups. K3.jpg And 2 spaces with kyusu and other pieces i...

Thanks for all the nice comments. Who else got something to show?:)

I don't think I'll get a third any time soon haha.

It took me a couple of years, but i finally managed to find a second chagama that i fancy.

Hope you enjoy. Maker is Seiko Sato. Herons and what i assume to be pine-cones (or maybe armadillos ).

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Sun Jun 24, 2018 9:17 am

Quite the unusual colored hagi by Eiichi Shibuya.. (i'll see if i can get that with phone camera ).

Finally managed to make some photo's The crackles are quite subdued - hard to get on photo, that's why they're pretty shiny.

Aloha everyone. After my first week at a new job, i felt like i could get myself something:)

Here's an exquisite piece of work by Noutomi Naoko. It exceeds my expectations. Excellent craftmanship.

8.4 cm / 3.3"; height 7.3 cm / 2.9"

That is a really nice pot from Shawn McGuire. How small is it? I haven't seen any like this one on his Etsy page , did you get it several years ago? Hey Victoria. Its 3" round (without the spout and handle), ±115ml and has a ball type filter. I snatched it somewhere around the start of 2015, Shawn ...

Ok just for fun, here's a small pot by Shawn, i think its pretty cute.
On second thought its not really a Japanese teapot

I've always been hesitant to use epoxy or 2 material bonding agents on ceramics i actually use. Never quite comfortable to use something that gets hot and moist and then drinking from it. On the other hand i am comfortable using pieces with kintsugi. Anyone actually know what happens to the epoxy wh...