One is made in Australia the other is made in Japan !
Can you pick which is from where ?
which is which ?
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Re: which is which ?
#1. Japan.
#2. Australia.
#2. Australia.
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Re: which is which ?
Exactly what I thought... but I'm not very clued in on pots yet so could well be way offBoics wrote:#1. Japan.
#2. Australia.
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Re: which is which ?
I agree with what the others have said. The first pot is Japanese by Juko Kouyo and the second pot is Australian by yourself.
I know nothing about pottery, but know of the page where you got the Japanese one from and the second, the photography is similar to your other photos of pots, but the crackled effect on the glaze is distinctly like alot of your other pots, which I do admire.
Cheers
David
(if I am wrong, this is a particularly epic fail lol)
I know nothing about pottery, but know of the page where you got the Japanese one from and the second, the photography is similar to your other photos of pots, but the crackled effect on the glaze is distinctly like alot of your other pots, which I do admire.
Cheers
David
(if I am wrong, this is a particularly epic fail lol)
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Re: which is which ?
I'm with you! Lellow (Boics wrote:#1. Japan.
#2. Australia.
) is my favourite colour, but I think I refer #2.Cheers
Elmar
Elmar
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Re: which is which ?
HAHA Shame on you David.
I was trying to see if anyone did know his work, especially when you rarely see yellow pots.
Unfortunately I didn't have a yellow glaze pot without crackle on it.
totally forgot I had put it on my site
gold star for knowing the Japanese artist
by name .
Don't forget the Aussie native show on the 12th April everybody .
joann
I was trying to see if anyone did know his work, especially when you rarely see yellow pots.
Unfortunately I didn't have a yellow glaze pot without crackle on it.
totally forgot I had put it on my site
gold star for knowing the Japanese artist by name .
Don't forget the Aussie native show on the 12th April everybody .
joann
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Re: which is which ?
I wonder why this is.joannm wrote: you rarely see yellow pots.
Many of my figs are moving from development stage into bonsai pot stage and I envision yellow to be a very nice colour for figs. Sort of symbolises sand and figs growing in sandy areas is very Sydney. Love the pot. I might be in touch when those figs make that transition.
