Mar 30th, '16, 07:35
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by Alex » Mar 30th, '16, 07:35
200ml kyusu by Ito gafu natural reduction clay
Lovely flat pot with very tight lid fit and perfect non drip pouring. Made from a natural clay that the artist processes himself and then fired in reduction. Very good pot for sencha from a very good artist. Vendor had a batch made and this was picked out as the best of the bunch!
Used just a couple of times
$110 including worldwide shipping
contact me at sencha@ live dot co dot uk
Mar 30th, '16, 07:36
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by Alex » Mar 30th, '16, 07:36
Apr 4th, '16, 09:25
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by Alex » Apr 4th, '16, 09:25
Price dropped to $100
Apr 6th, '16, 04:44
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by ahasja » Apr 6th, '16, 04:44
Beautiful teapot. Hope it finds a good new owner!
Apr 6th, '16, 05:14
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by .m. » Apr 6th, '16, 05:14
A beautiful teapot indeed. But mainly, a really cute french bulldog
Apr 6th, '16, 05:23
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by pedant » Apr 6th, '16, 05:23
yeah, i like it when he makes an appearance in teaware shots
he's awesome
Apr 6th, '16, 11:38
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by Alex » Apr 6th, '16, 11:38
That's Ponyo. She's a Boston terrier
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Apr 6th, '16, 11:50
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by Alex » Apr 6th, '16, 11:50
She seems to love photo bombing. This was yesterday. I took a picture of this home made pizza to get my wife home quicker from work and didn't even notice her. She does it in so many pics I normally cut her out.
Apr 11th, '16, 01:48
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by Alex » Apr 11th, '16, 01:48
Price drop to $90
Apr 16th, '16, 04:02
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by Alex » Apr 16th, '16, 04:02
Price dropped to $80 surprised no takers! Maybe less traffic since forum "upgrade"
Apr 16th, '16, 07:24
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by ethan » Apr 16th, '16, 07:24
Alex wrote:Price dropped to $80 surprised no takers! Maybe less traffic since forum "upgrade"
If one does not drink sencha, what other tea(s) would this clay be good for? Also, is the flat bottom especially good for some teas? These may be ?s & concerns that people did not write but harbor.
Cheers
Apr 17th, '16, 03:20
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by Alex » Apr 17th, '16, 03:20
I could see this clay being good for dark roasted oolong and black tea. It's reduction so it has a rounding effect but not full on like hojo clays more like banko. Lid fit is airtight as well. It's a very very well made pot.j
May 3rd, '16, 17:31
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by Alex » May 3rd, '16, 17:31
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