I was 'shooting' for a turkey, but instead settled for my 'dragon and phoenix' silver teapot!
A green tea would be a great match for the silver teapot, but during the fall season, a young, raw, wild puerh will bring more warmth. So, for this special day, I flake some leaves from my best young cake (the 2006 spring Lincang).
And this brings me to (some) things I'm thankful for:
- having potter friends who share my passion for tea and create items for our use.
- the amazing teas that find their way to me and give me so much pleasure and energy,
- the many tea friends and contacts I have met or corresponded with.
In general, I'm very grateful that, thanks to my tea blog, I can live and share my passion with all of you. I thank you so much for all your support, orders, feedback... (7 years and counting!)
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| Wood fired bowl by David Louveau |
As a loving mother, she is the core of our family. Honoring her is thanking for the biggest gift of all, love.
In this spirit, I wish you all a great Thanksgiving with your families!
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5 comments:
Those ARE great cups! And thank you for sharing your passion for tea with us.
The wood fired bowl is gorgeous. I always love seeing the quilts your mother makes. Her quilts inspire me. Sitting down with tea at this very special setting would be delightful.
I'm one of your follower. Your posts are very interesting so often I show them on my facebook page. I have reported a link to your blog on my tea ceremony blog (italian and english).
(if you're interested the link is http://cerimoniadelte.blogspot.com/ )
I would be honored if you want you could return the favor (but do not feel obligate please).
Thank's. Letizia
Thank you Steph, Marilyn and Letizia.
And thanks for your links. I'll consider including your blog in a future update.
splendide !
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