Teabowls

Vlad (Volodymyr) Kozhukalo, Kyiv, Ukraine
(CeramicsPotteryVK on Etsy)

Rosie Tribe

Rosie Tribe

I'm finding nothing when I Google her name.
I assume that's a sake cup?

Top is a chawan shaped teabowl and the second one is a sake cup. She’s just finished at Clay College Stoke and was at their stand at Hatfield Art in Clay. Her interest is anagama firing and plans to build her own kiln with the help of Imogen Nobel. She’s on Instagram but hasn’t built her ‘media platform’ yet.
I was impressed by all the Clay College graduates; very professional work. I think they take potters who already have some experience to build on. The nice thing about Hatfield is the student stands.

Yuteki tenmoku chawan; Jianzhan. New from Fujian, China

Peter Sparrey

Well worth a look

One of my rarest, simplest pieces in my collection a rare Kenneth Quick Yunomi with the St Ives and QK mark to base. Probably one of my most satisfying as well, what a glaze!!!

Shame he died so tragically young!

Phil Rogers, Ash Glazed Grass infused Teabowl

Another Phil Rogers - Stoneware Tea Bowl

Ian Steele (Can & St Ives) Chawan (I'm pleased with the chunky glaze on this one).. And quite a rare find..

Rachel Wood Footed Tea Bowl

Mandy Payne - Another inaugural student at the Clay College Stoke-On-Trent a super sweet Yunomi..

Richard Pheathan - Footed Bowl not sure if it's for tea though

William Plumptre - Tea Bowl

A Flock of Oestreich Yunomi's (ignore the mug at the back)

David Leach Celadon Fluted Bowl



David Leach Tenmoku Fluted Bowl

Joseph Lynch Tea-Bowl

Lowerdown L+ Yunomi Very Satisfying...

Another Lowerdoen L+ This time a Fluted Oatmeal One...

Mark Griffith - Small Yunomi


Mark Griffith - Celadon Teabowl


Last Mark Griffiths  - Rounded Tea Bowl

Ray Finch a couple of Teabowls 1 Stoneware 1 porcelain

Margaret Frith (one of my first Tea Bowls)

Derek Emms (Very Early) Tea Bowl..

Jack Doherty - Soda Fired Tea Bowl