TeaForum.org

Second is a roasting vessel from Japan. I bought it new a few years back. It’s meant for baking sesame seeds or, which is what I got it for, tea.

Slowly and with low heat to wake up a tea.

Good as new, as I only used it once or twice.

Price: 1000NT

First up is a lovely set of two wood fired cups. Taiwanese clay, made by my pottery teacher.

Coarse clay, some glassy spots from the ash, metallic sheen, thick walled. Good cups for Puerh or older teas.

Price for set: 1000NTD

Spring is upon us and some stuff has been overdue to cede their shelf space.

Will add some more stuff to this list according to what I find while cleaning…

It’s all prices without shipping. Snail post probably best option due to long distance from Asia and comparatively low value.

Some more pics of that 60s Bianyuan that hasn’t stopped amazing me for the last few weeks:

So here is the Tetsubin. Pretty good condition, some deposits that can be easily cleaned off on the inside. Dimensions: 23.5×19×14.5cm, about 2kg. ./download/file.php?id=14801 Dang that's a pretty knob! Is that a common style? I have no idea… have not seen it anywhere else, but that doesn’t mean an...

Kettle is gone, but here is the stove:

Updated with better pictures and also dimensions: Approximately 21 x 18.5cm Height: 15.6cm

So here is the Tetsubin. Pretty good condition, some deposits that can be easily cleaned off on the inside.
Dimensions: 23.5×19×14.5cm, about 2kg.

Will make some non-teapot stuff available soon:
_larger old Tetsubin
_glazed clay table stove for use with charcoal for kettles (standard Tetsubin size will fit)

Pictures to follow...

I'm no longer receiving email updates on threads I follow - I tried emailing the admin but I'm not sure that went through (or maybe I just didn't receive the response). In any case - it would be great to get emails when certain threads post again. I had the same issue a while back, one time they la...

Welcome!

Thanks for your comments. Do you think it’s modern because it’s in unused condition, or are there any other signs that would indicate this? Gloss and material do no look like it would on older porcelain. Style is also fairly common to see in Japan on semi-vintage-modern era pieces. Generally, you'd...

GaoShan wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 22, 2024 7:49 pm

Bok wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 22, 2024 7:17 pm

GaoShan wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 22, 2024 6:40 pm

might try to buy her teas from Kyarazen.

Kyarazen does not sell tea.

Isn't this his shop?
https://www.kangiiten.com/collections/tea
I see a Ya Shi Xiang tasting set from Zoe.

As far as I am aware it is a loose cooperation with that business, not himself. More like a curation.

GaoShan wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 22, 2024 6:40 pm

might try to buy her teas from Kyarazen.

Kyarazen does not sell tea.

Thanks guys! I’ll snap some more pics when I have good light and time.

@chaimari wow that’s an extensive introduction! Welcome and thanks for sharing all this, hope we can assist the journey.