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£11.00 !
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Waiting for him to do his pink ones. He seems stuck on yellow atm.
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Iga ware yunomi from Japan
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Alexandr Chuhuyiv, Ukraine (CeramicSoul)
Chawan with metallic copper glaze by Ceramic soul
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Tom Budzak, Tempe, AZ, USA
White porcelain yunomi with black dot and green flower decals by Tom Budzak
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Hannah Meredith, Mendocino, CA
The difference between an American whisky cup and a yunomi is illustrated by this woodfired cup from US potter Hannah Meredith, Mendocino, CA
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Not sure how small a tea bowl can be or even if this is a small one - perhaps those with more experience in these pots can offer their thoughts. Not even sure if the japanese signature is the right way up.
It's made with marbling 2 colours of clay, folded in to make the base, then adding a base ring on.
Size is more like an egg cup. about 2 inches across
Ian
It's made with marbling 2 colours of clay, folded in to make the base, then adding a base ring on.
Size is more like an egg cup. about 2 inches across
Ian
ian Marlow- Number of posts : 6
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Very nice. I've come across these mixed clay, Japanese tea bowls before, but I forget the prefecture that makes them. I'll look it up.
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How do you know what is a tea bowl and what isnt ?
brin mcardle- Number of posts : 2708
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its a sliding scale, Brin. You have your chawans which are wider than they're tall, then your yunomis which are taller than they're wide. Then your guinomis, or saki cups, which are smaller.
But then you've got your traditional Japanese style teabowls, and your modern interpretations of the traditional Japanese form. Then there are the contemporary studio pottery versions. And then you have your whiskey cups and tumblers which in no way, shape or form could be called a yunomi.
But then you've got your traditional Japanese style teabowls, and your modern interpretations of the traditional Japanese form. Then there are the contemporary studio pottery versions. And then you have your whiskey cups and tumblers which in no way, shape or form could be called a yunomi.
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ian Marlow wrote:Not sure how small a tea bowl can be or even if this is a small one - perhaps those with more experience in these pots can offer their thoughts. Not even sure if the japanese signature is the right way up.
It's made with marbling 2 colours of clay, folded in to make the base, then adding a base ring on.
Size is more like an egg cup. about 2 inches across
Ian
If you search on 'neriage' you'll find other marble ware yunomis
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on an amercan potters forum they said if you don't put a handle on a tea cup you can sell it for more as a tea bowl
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ian Marlow wrote:Not sure how small a tea bowl can be or even if this is a small one - perhaps those with more experience in these pots can offer their thoughts. Not even sure if the japanese signature is the right way up.
It's made with marbling 2 colours of clay, folded in to make the base, then adding a base ring on.
Size is more like an egg cup. about 2 inches across
Ian
It's a sake cup aka guinomi.
Neriage originates in Sung dynasty China and pots are made in this style in many pottery areas of Japan, although it isn't widely made. Can't say for certain from the style where your guinomi was made and don't recognise the mark but it might possibly be from Seto or Mino.
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Tomoyuki Matsui, Bizen ware
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Kazem Arshi, CA
Yunomi by Kazem Arshi, CA (ocpottery on Etsy)
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Jeff Guerrero, Pittsburgh
Yunomi by Jeff Guerrero, Pittsburgh, (GuerreroCeramics on Etsy)
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Michael Martino, Japan
Namako Tea cup by Michael Martino, Japan, (Karatsupots on Etsy)
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Akira Satake, USA
Not a teabowl, but only because I bought the one with the lid.
Kohiki lidded pot by Akira Satake
Kohiki lidded pot by Akira Satake
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Tozaburo Kato
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NaomiM wrote:Love the drips :)
That's why I bought it in the first place.
Chawan first appeared in China at a temple in the Tianmu mountains (Tenmoku in Japanese) where they were used to drink tea. These were shaped like this one and the glaze was usually a dark brown iron containing glaze but not always. Of course we in the West use the term, tenmoku, to describe the glaze and not the shape, which isn't strictly correct.
In the 13th century, the forebear of this Kato family of potters, Fujino Shirobe, went to China to study pottery and came back with the techniques and glazes used in this example of Seto pottery.
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