Teapots
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I just returned from Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island visiting family and friends. This rock formation (called "Teapots") is located at Thunder Cove Beach, Darnley - Prince Edward Island.
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This teapot was created by Jiri Duchek.
It is made with Buncheong technique.
It steeps puerh tea, mainly ones that are not too aged.
Today it was a tea from 2014, with beautiful coffee liqueur notes in the end.
This is a teapot by artist Jiri Duchek and the crackling glaze is referred to as 'stingray skin glaze', although it is different from kairagi glaze, which, to my current information, ist the 'real' stingray skin glaze and crackles in a way so that the original clay underneath breaks through. This is not the case here, and also this particular teapot is somewhat hesitant to crackle, as I have seen other examples also made by Jiri that are much more prone to crackle. The tea that was brewed was a puerh from Jingmai mountain in Yunnan.
A paper teapot is odd but what is more odd is that no one is pouring the tea!
Created for the Blind Pig Speakeasy challenge "Oddities"
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Two handles in one! This is a very small teapot suitable for just one cup, well maybe a cup and a half. Submittal for the 5/25/20 Macro Monday's theme "Handle".
We purchased this cute teapot on our trip to London 8 years ago after having tea at Harrod's. It is a nice souvenir of our trip.
Shot for Smile on Saturday! :-) TEA-RIFIC
This is our 'tea shelf' with a teapot planter from Etsy, tea cups and saucers from a charity shop and a silver planter from the B&Q DIY store. You can see Lewisia, petunias and lobelia here.
After I created my Crystal Ball for Smile on Saturday, I went and found my bunny teapot and created this still life.
Here is another part of my daughter's collection of teapots. An iron Japanese teapot, with wild field flowers.
This teapot is made by the potter Jura Lang and a crackling glaze was applied on the outside. Inside the pot is unglazed and offers a smooth tea soup.
For "smile on saturday" group theme "only one object".
This small wood-turned 'teapot' has been in our family for years but I have no recollection of its origin. It most likely had a lid but that has long gone. Its only 4cm high and 4cm across so much smaller than you are probably viewing.
A simple minimalist photograph that looked different in colour but this version seemed to have a little more character - it did to me anyway!
XIAOYI 42.5mm f1.8