Teabowls
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Re: Teabowls
Many look like Yunomi's to me Diane, nice collection

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Re: Teabowls
Yunomi's are also tea bowls, but are generally taller and thinner than Chawans as I understand it. (Size does matter!
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A Guinomi would be a saki cup and is much smaller than a Yunomi / Chawan.
I think the above is correct, but SP would be the best to advise

A Guinomi would be a saki cup and is much smaller than a Yunomi / Chawan.
I think the above is correct, but SP would be the best to advise

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NaomiM wrote:I'm watching other Willies, so maybe I'll get one at some point.
studio-pots wrote:I know my raku
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DIANE wrote:How do you define a yunomi?
That Potty's got it more or less right except that a yunomi is a cup rather than a bowl and is used in Japan for drinking green tea and held in one hand - look upon it as a mug without a handle.
A chawan is the same as a teabowl and in Japan would be used in the Tea Ceremony - it's held in two hands and the "tea" is thick and looks like pea soup. So not for everyday use and it is traditionally the most expensive item that a Japanese potter makes. I exhibited a potter whose vases around 25cm/10 inches high were £250 and some of his teabowls were £1200. I didn't sell any of the latter.
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studio-pots wrote:The teabowl below is something that I don't think that I would ever consider selling.
A few years ago the "Gnarly Dudes" did make the use of shells on wood-fired pots a bit of a cliche but this is the real thing - a wood fired chawan from Shigaraki by Hajimu Kato.![]()
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Kato's mark is at 11 o'clock in the last picture under the ash.
Just the sort of stuff that appeals to me ,you just wanna touch

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Ian auld.


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Bill Marshall.
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Rupert Spira at Wenford Briddge. One of the last of Michael Cardew's pupils.


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philpot wrote:Ian auld.
Never seen this glaze by him before interesting , is it marked ?
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Mike Dodd,


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Phil Rogers


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Phil Rogers.


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Takeshi Yasuda


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Jim Malone,


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Lisa Hammond.


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Mike Dodd.


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Mike Dodd.


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Re: Teabowls
With some potters, whose work I like, it takes an age to find something that really appeals and the Lisa Hammond yunomi below is one such example: -





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Re: Teabowls
I know what you mean,for the past 4 years I have scrutinised every pot on her stall at Earth and Fire then walk away empty handed 

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Re: Teabowls
some might say so Phil, I often will stand chatting with a seller for half an hour about every aspect of his wares but walk away empty handed.
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Tim Andrews
Just for you Dan....
I've had it for a very long time.Picked up at Charity Shop or Boot Sale,I can't even remember now. I've always interpreted the mark via Yates-Owen,as Ian Auld. But I'm sure I might well be disabused right now!



I've had it for a very long time.Picked up at Charity Shop or Boot Sale,I can't even remember now. I've always interpreted the mark via Yates-Owen,as Ian Auld. But I'm sure I might well be disabused right now!



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And while we are at it. Any opinions on this mark on a fairly standard Yunomi?


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philpot wrote:Just for you Dan....
I've had it for a very long time.Picked up at Charity Shop or Boot Sale,I can't even remember now. I've always interpreted the mark via Yates-Owen,as Ian Auld. But I'm sure I might well be disabused right now!
Looks like Tim Andrews mark to me to be honest.
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NaomiM wrote:I'm watching other Willies, so maybe I'll get one at some point.
studio-pots wrote:I know my raku
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Re: Teabowls

3 small teacups / bowls , bought from Alex Tonkinson not marked , but hey ! at 50p each

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