Teabowls

Max Kaindl, Northern California (MaxKaindlCeramics on Etsy)
Shino glazed yunomi, fired on shells in an anagama wood kiln.

I love the glaze but if I drop round yours for a cuppa I would prefer a china mug

Me too!

Steve Booton teabowl, hot from the kiln

By Masami Miyajima in Mashiko, Japan, (via Noemasa on Etsy)
Material: Mashiko clay, shells, green tamadare (drippy ash glaze, also called vidro or biidoro), fired in an anagama kiln.

Kutani guinomi by Tamekichi Mitsui III

Black and green Kyo-yaki teabowl with the retail mark of Tachikichi, Kyoto

Well they are all interesting N. I do like very asymmetrical designs like the first (my tastes have changed) - If you get bored with how they look on the shelf you can rotate them a quarter turn and you have a new view.

yo can see how much depth and texture is in that finish,I bet it's one of those pots that you just hold in your hand to enjoy how tactile it is

Shino yunomi with textured surface by Jim Behan, Dolmen Pottery, Ireland

Three by John Jelfs - not sure when he made them...

Nice
The middle one is from his current soda fired range. Looking forward to getting one; hopefully one with a rope textured surface

Many thanks, Naomi-- the bottom one, without any surface marks, did seem earlier. Any idea when it might have been made?

I dont, I'm sorry. Ive got a jug in a similar glaze which is a fair few years old, but I think it's a glaze he's still using.
Love the first one. Not seen one like that before :)

Oxide glazed yunomi and faceted chawan by London based potter, Annie Jennings

Teabowl by Samantha Henneke, Bulldog Pottery, USA (via AKAR gallery)

Chris Pickett, Tennessee, USA, (via AKAR gallery)

May Wong, Florida, USA

Joe Singewald, Wisconsin, USA

Perfection by Jin Eui Kim

Combed 'basket' weave teabowl with celadon glaze by Tom Coleman, USA

Japanese Kutani

Douglas Black, Japan
From his Polka dot skies series, via AKAR

Terry Davies

Unknown teabowl with tea dust glaze. Small stamp on the base