Teabowls

Cup titled Loose Thread by Laura Hewitt, Alaska (Inaeent on Etsy)

Not sure about that one Naomi.

But then again in 50 yrs it might be the next Hans Coper

climberg64 wrote:Not sure about that one Naomi.

But then again in 50 yrs it might be the next Hans Coper

I know, it's the the handle, isn't it

Nick Roudebush, Indiana (RoudebushPottery on Etsy)

Midori Takaki, based in Kent. Spotted this early design on her blog which she'd just made for herself, and commissioned one.

Mark Smalley

Aki Moriuchi teabowl made in 1997.


Sold last week so one less!!!

Yunomi by Bill van Gilder, Maryland, USA
(BillvanGilder on Etsy)

Tumbler by Tim See, USA

Chris Chaney, Illinois, USA (Chicagopotter on Etsy)

fokk.... tea or instant coffee...my worst apprehension becomes true....

Hagi chawan by Seigan Yamane




Yamane san was born in 1952 and opened his own kiln, Kousaian Kiln, in 1987. Hagi City is in Yamaguchi Prefecture and the teaware there is highly regarded in Japan.

Raku chawan by Keiraku Ito




Raku is generally the most highly regarded teaware in Japan and Ito san, who made this bowl is a fine exponent. He was born in 1942 and I believe still working.

The chawan has the characters for “Chin-ju” on the front, meaning “long life” and it has the five peaked “Gozan” lip, typical of Raku

Summer chawan by Kyosuke Fujiwara




Fujiwara san is from Okayama and was born in 1939, the second son of Living National Treasure, Kei Fujiwara. His elder brother, Yu Fujiwara, was also a Bizen Living National Treasure and maybe because of this Kyosuke has devoted his time making work other than in the family tradition. The Kanji decoration on this chawan (meaning “the way”) was written by Kurozumi Muneharu, head of a religious sect of Kurozumi-Kyo, and his sign is also to be found on the wooden box under the central calligraphy. The summer chawan has Kyosuke’s inscribed mark on the base.

big ed wrote:Ok most boring thread - Vintage fabrics .

Mrs. S-P has been busy too with the hope of trying to change Ed's mind.


OK maybe not vintage but..................................... a felted chawan.

fuzzy felt

Yamane Seigan, Hagi ware cup



 

Chris Lively Pottery, Virginia, US

Mino ware

Zamikhovsky

Roelof Uys, St Ives

Put my feet up with Chris Chaney....excellent piece

Erin Studio Ceramics, Bristol

I love the 2nd one