Tea Ware on the flickr site......

[Hank Murrow]

I hope folks might take a look at two recent tea sets at this site:  

http://www.flickr.com/photos/claycraft/

You may need to scroll back a page to see the entire suite of six pics.

Cheers, Hank Murrow

www.murrow/biz/hank

[bill geisinger]

Hey Hank, I like the presentation! Any chance we could see photos of the natsume also?

bill in sebastopol

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[Hank Murrow]

On Nov 15, 2009, at 5:31 PM, bill geisinger wrote:

> Hey Hank, I like the presentation! Any chance we could see photos
> of the natsume also?

Will do soon........... cheers, Hank

[Hank Murrow]

Natsume and closeups now at:  http://claycraft.blogspot.com/

Cheers, Hank in Eugene

[bill geisinger]

Hank,

domo arigato gozaimashita

pretty sweet with the bird detail, but I like the form best and the contrast of the feet on the one. Gotta be a bit of fetteling to make the lids fit so nice.


bill in sebastopol

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[Hank Murrow]

On Nov 15, 2009, at 8:02 PM, bill geisinger wrote:

Hank,

domo arigato gozaimashita

pretty sweet with the bird detail, but I like the form best and the contrast of the feet on the one. Gotta be a bit of fetteling to make the lids fit so nice.

Not at all, Bill. I take a ball of porcelain 'just the right size' and rope-paddle it into the gallery, and drawing the clay right out to the edge of the gallery. Shrinks a bit to 'bring it around right'.

Thanks for looking, Hank

[nis...@gmail.com]

Gorgeous pots & presentation Hank! I love the wrappings and the box.
Very inspiring.

I hope you're doing well!

Denise

[Hank Murrow]

On Nov 16, 2009, at 11:27 AM, nis...@gmail.com wrote:

Gorgeous pots & presentation Hank! I love the wrappings and the box.

Very inspiring.

Glad it made you smile, Denise

I hope you're doing well!

Just getting over a cold that morphed into small pneumonia case. much better since medical attention received. Folks died of these afflictions in the early part of last century!

Cheers, Hank

My guinomi and John Dix's katakuchi.

[Lee]

Hank, I like the cloth covers. You know, I am a student of sewing
Buddhist robes. You and Shimaoka's cloth case he took his Shino
teabowl to Burma with him, have inspired me. Thanks!


Lee

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[Hank Murrow]

On Nov 16, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Lee wrote:

> Hank, I like the cloth covers. You know, I am a student of sewing
> Buddhist robes. You and Shimaoka's cloth case he took his Shino
> teabowl to Burma with him, have inspired me. Thanks!

Please feel completely welcome...... Bev received this pattern from
someone and has made it hers, and by extension...... mine.

Cheers, Hank

[rickma...@comcast.net]

Hank,
The pots are fabulous and the cloth bags really do complement the work!

Rick