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Late last September the Eden Project were looking for some pottery for their new Eden Bakery concept. This concept was originally concieve...
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Korean for Dinner

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As a potter the most satisfying thing is not to open the kiln or the discovering of a new great glaze- or even doing a posh show in Mayfa...
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This is the last Teabowl of the series, It is the one I used once only for the Kiln Tea ceremony. It is a Yuan shape, like it's Black br...

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Ce bol est un bol de type Ch'ien, une ancienne forme chinoise. Son prix est le meme que le bol Yuan email mrmfrancois@gmail.com This is ...
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These last few years I have been researching and making Teabowls; many, many have ended up on the scrap heap.. Still a few of them deserve t...
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La fabrication du bol à Thé est une aventure qui n'abouti pas souvent à un résultat satisfaisant. Tous les potiers ont ce même dilème. ...
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Kiln Tea Ceremony

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The pleasure of being a potter is to have such an occasion to drink tea. The cars are lined up to take the work to London for a show. Have ...
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An Ode to the Water Bowl..

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I think the water bowl to be central to Gong Fu. Most concentrate their affections only on the teapot for it changes the quality of the tea,...
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Thomas m'a demandé de faire quelques jarres pour stocker du Yan Cha - thé de Rocher qu'il à personellement selectionné lors de son d...
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Voici mes jarres à Thé et ou à Eau à la vente chez Postcard Teas de Londres. Si vous ne connaisser pas encore cette boutique de thé, j...
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Two Doves

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Jacob Bodilly has done it again... this time in porcelain Pocelain IZU Kyusus a dream come true Peace Brother Talent like this warms my hear...
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La saison commence et je produis donc des objets pour l'art de la Table. Voici un bol en porcelaine d'inspiration asiatique. Ils se...

Large Tea jar or Small Water jar?

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Porcelain is a funny material at best and takes some getting used to. It shinks a lot while it dryes and shrinks even more when fired. The f...
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First Teajar of the series

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Just a quick picture of the result of the first firing of cealdon jars. This one is nice and round and slightly fat, tastes change as one gr...
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This is an image my friend Philippe Zingle made a while back. He is the author of the now dormant yet famous blog -La Galette de The . A m...
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Teajars, teajars, teajars...

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Lately the studio has been filling up with pots, at such a pace that I keep needing more shelf space. Why? well I teamed up with potter extr...
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I am pleased, although a bit late in doing so to show you the opening of a new Teahouse in Falmouth -Cornwall. the essence of Tea David and ...
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Embrace the Tiger - Return to Mountain..

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This year of the iron tiger has for me so far been quite intence and powerfull. Clear, calm.. one surrenders, harnessing the wave it provi...
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David Louveau - A potter's Potter - Le Potier des potiers

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Serenity - Have you ever seen anything like this before? Not many of us have such a magic place to drink Tea. And this is Tea at work! Last ...
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