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I would love to see everyone's teaware. Personally i love all of it, but i really love seeing more topics about all sorts of styles. My latest acquisition here is a utsushi, replica of Chōjirō's Toyobo. From memory the original is described as follows: "Vertical but not symmetrical walls. The should...

I thought it would be fitting to start with a piece that was commissioned thanks to Chip's work in coordination with Magokorodo: Eiichi Shibuya's rock #1, from the Hagi SSO (super special offer) #16. I inherited this piece from Adam Yusko, so I think it is fitting to give this topic a fresh start w...

I'm quite a fan of kyoyaki, but then again i'm in love with almost any kind of ceramic. Surprisingly the only thing that kind of turns me off is mashiko yaki (edit: i'm going to have to take this back as i've been enchanted by 2 chawan by Takeichi Kawai). Here are a few of my pieces, by the same art...

Thanks Debunix, I realize now I've been terribly inactive. The new Firefox quantum update really did a number on me, some of my favorite addons were not supported and thus removed, including my speed dials, i lost nearly 100 links i used to visit daily and still haven't heard from the developer soo....

This happens to be the perfect article, crisscrossing the 2 fields that are just so incredible to me. Chanoyu and Nihonto. I think anyone would find this interesting as its such a major event in Japanese (TAD), history. kobuyazen.jpg https://markussesko.com/2017/09/28/the-blade-with-which-sen-no-rik...

Although regrettably I'm not located anywhere near you nice folks. I admire and support clubs like this for spreading the interest and the hobby. I wish more people were interested in the culture and influence it had. All besides the actual drinking of tea, but it must be a great evening every once ...

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I only recently acquired (in the last year), my first real glass piece and now i like it more and more every time i pass it in the house.

It came with a paper box, titled unsurprisingly Nami; and was made by Hisatoshi Iwata.
Roughly 20x20cm

I'm assuming this topic includes chagama as well as i don't own a tetsubin

Some of you may have seen this one before. It is currently the only one i have, although i am looking for a second one.

by Joun Kanaya