Having sencha in the garden.
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Posts made by Pygmalion
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RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
Thick chasen, raku-chawan, new koneko tenugui.
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RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
Daily matcha in our cottage. Birkies, chusen monochrome tenugui, old chasen, black chawan.
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RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
New raw pu-erh cakes straight from China / Yunnan sourcing. No customs fee this time. -
RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
Everything changes but my matcha-routine stays the same. I like it that way. Simple.
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RE: Iron Heart Products - What do you think we should make?posted in Future and Planned Products
@Giles
An Ironheart tenugui would be nice. Im sure that even now some of your fabrics would make a decent tenugui. -
RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
Chinese tea tuo. Nothing fancy, quite basic mildly smoky sheng.
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RE: Wake Up and Coffeeposted in General Chat
Cocotte, Paris, France, 2026.
At its best an ordinary cup of coffee is also a treat for the eyes.
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RE: Theme Week March 2-6 - Show us What You've Got....posted in What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT)
@tenuin I took some photos and did some netdigging. The trousers are IHSH-202-WHT, mine about year 2015. There are some photos in net. And my closeups.
Have a nice end of the week.
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RE: Theme Week March 2-6 - Show us What You've Got....posted in What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT)
These spend most of the time in the laundrybin.
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Western with very decorative stitching. Brave choice.
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RE: Theme Week March 2-6 - Show us What You've Got....posted in What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT)
My first. Year 2010, times when the IH-homepage was black and simple.
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RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
My daily matcha. Modest massproduction chawan.
I wonder from where Haraki-san has taken the hue for his green colors, for ex. IHTL-1501-OLVI. I could suggest matcha but I dont know whether he is a matcha-man.
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RE: + TEA. THAT'S IT: TEA. THE END. +posted in General Chat
One of my teapots is this smallish pot. It has a ”stubborn” shape, not very elegant but the white color is intense, thick and beautiful. I suppose it is chinese. Somebody has had it mended with silver. The method is gintsugi and for me the cheaper silver suits its modest shape better than more posh gold of kintsugi. Of course for chinese green tea only.
