Akira Satake: Trimming a Chawan (Japanese ceremonial tea bowl)

[@sallymaytom]

Absolutely love the "special comment", why you can charge more for chawan...hilarious. Inspiring to see the freedom of your trimming, so refreshing.

[@ThornSleeping]

Sally May Mills I agree, this is a very refreshing take on a traditional chawan! When i always think about making these i break them down into two types, "uniform(what you see sold in stores)" and also "feudal era(which looks more earthy and homemade)" but this style he did here is a type all his own. it will look so good after the staining. I wish i could see what colours he chose for it. i hope something along the lines of burgundy and a complimentary colour

[@grndkntrl]

Here's the site he mentions @2:02: www.e-yakimono.net/guide/html/keshiki.html

[@akirasatake3888]

Thank you for the all nice comments. You can find some Chawan after firing here at akirasatake.com/index/#/new-page/ or akirasatake.com/chawan

[@disisdkat]

Would have loved to see these after the firing. Informative, funny and a treat

[@riceandbeans]

very refreshing. thank you.

[@junebakerUK]

Loved it, thank you for sharing.. Regards. June

[@edstud1]

Hes a genious!

[@ratilkanal8148]

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[@ratilkanal8148]

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