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is that a translated article? could you please link to the original article?

another good one, @t-curious. thank you.

i was a little surprised to see him breaking all those imperfect (or i suppose less interesting) bowls at the end. i would've gladly kept one

agreed!

a bit more: Jianyao bowl also has BBS which I did not formerly state. So that grey skin breaks, behind it you will find black. I have seen examples of partial bowls and shards. I've attached a video and go ahead and share if you want. I use small rare earth magnets that weigh similar weights to test...

a shot in the dark: maybe try chatting with William Osmont of Farmerleaf? i wonder if he'd have tips.

it's a pretty pot. the body shape reminds me of some of yamada sou's pots. it's a full shape.

continuing from here , i wanted to share some more info about Black Bone Syndrome (BBS) and discuss. first, some info from peacener (shared with me elsewhere): BBS (black bone syndrome) as someone pointed out to me... is good for tea, specifically, aged tea. The kiln change happened in old dragon ki...

awesome, @teaformeplease! do you know which day?

welcome, @tea3sg!

qizhong is good
i also like 07 huangshan lingya

Please share your favorite celadon pieces! I know a topic for Ru ware already exists, but I wanted to make a more general one. I'll start with a Japanese seiji (青磁) guinomi by URAGUCHI Masayuki (浦口雅行) [b. 1964]. Mr. Uraguchi studied under MIURA Koheiji (三浦小平二) [1933-2006], Living National Treasure ...

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Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:28 am

I have pieces that have crackly glazes that I are a delight to watch 'age' as those stain and darken, but I don't have any pieces that have a yixing-like patina to polish with each use.

stunning. i think we probably need a celadon thread soon..

yes, artist is MAEKAWA Junzo (前川淳蔵)

i always wanted to try one of those out. looks awesome.

btw, is it a new fridge?