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11465
[Allen] Modern yixing is generally at 1% or less absorbtive rate and current particle size is around 0.15 m/m as compared with 0.3 m/m at Mid Qing and 0.5 m/m...
Kim
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Apr 1, 2006
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11466
Years ago there used to be a teapot shop in Melbourne that sold Yixing tea pots that were directly sourced by the seller from China herself. She had some...
katmaxoz
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Apr 2, 2006
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11467
... [Guang] The seller is right. Several kinds of blue-green-gray clays were popular in Qing dynasty but many of them are now extinct or scarce, for example...
gc_lee
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Apr 2, 2006
12:52 pm
11468
Hi I just bought a organic green pu'er beeng and it has a spot about half dollar size of yellow mold. I have heard in the past that this yellow mold is a good...
Blake Ross
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Apr 2, 2006
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11469
Hi Guang thanks for the information ... Is this a blue clay tea pot with white spots? Just wondering, based on the description. Its a real shame I've never...
katmaxoz
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Apr 3, 2006
8:41 am
11470
Hi Kathy, I won't add too much more to Guang has said since he's covered all the bases as a master should. I will say with "colored" teapots that you should...
Allen
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Apr 3, 2006
1:32 pm
11471
I got my answer on this offline. Thanks. Blake Ross <dblakeross@...> wrote: Hi I just bought a organic green pu'er beeng and it has a spot about half...
Blake Ross
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Apr 3, 2006
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11472
... [Guang] There are at least two kinds of "white spots" you can see on yixings: (1) nature sands : from creamy-white color to more yellow. You will recognise...
gc_lee
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Apr 3, 2006
3:14 pm
11473
Car to share it? I am curious. Thanks Bob...
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Apr 3, 2006
3:17 pm
11474
Greetings, I was invited to join this wonderful new group and am delighted to be here with you all. I think this will be a fun and interesting journey. My name...
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maitrilibellule
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Apr 3, 2006
3:21 pm
11475
... [Guang] I was just offering some little info that are available in published prints (books, magazines). More a book worm than anything ; ) ... [Guang] Yes...
gc_lee
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Apr 3, 2006
3:38 pm
11476
Yellow mold is considered to be good and tasty. Usually it won't spread after the first few months the tea was compressed. Chinese Pu-erh sellers often point...
Putrijaya2001
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Apr 3, 2006
4:56 pm
11477
Hi Guang, [Guang Wrote:] Be careful with books. I've found many instances that the author/publisher tries to use his/her own book to promote some products or...
Allen
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Apr 3, 2006
5:44 pm
11478
[Guang] Yes normally the Tianqings are more gray than blue. As for the Snowflake Tianqing I mentioned, the blueness would show up more when the teapot is wet....
Allen
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Apr 3, 2006
5:46 pm
11479
... [Guang] Sure, you bet I have! Those were my "tuitions" during my learning on yixings. I still have ~20 of them in Taiwan. Most were bought with my little...
gc_lee
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Apr 3, 2006
11:28 pm
11480
Hi Guang, [Guang wrote:] He told me Europe has a lot more geuine Asian anqitues than faked ones. Used to be. So he grew up with the chance of seeing genuine ...
Allen
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Apr 3, 2006
11:51 pm
11481
Allen <humantenacity100@...> wrote: Many cheap things but some of my best finds in the recent past in tea pots and jades were in the Jade Market in...
Stéphane Erler
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Apr 4, 2006
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11482
... Hi Bob I got some conflicting offline answers so I can't be definitive. One person reminded me that Scott from Yunnan Sourcing had posted here about 1000...
DBlakeRoss
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Apr 4, 2006
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11483
Hi Stephane, Yes that's the one and I am familiar with Hsin Sheng south and Pa De Road too. Thanks for much my gray matter is getting too old to remember such...
Allen
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Apr 4, 2006
12:26 pm
11484
Hi Scott I have been "lurking" on this topic just to see what conflicting theories might come out here. May I ask some questions? ... [Guang] You mean the...
gc_lee
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Apr 4, 2006
2:24 pm
11485
... [Guang] Once I chatted with him, he told me several antique dealers made huge fortunes by "importing high-end faked antiques" from China to London, Paris,...
gc_lee
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Apr 4, 2006
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11486
... Not sure how to respond to this question, you can't really have one without the other. My understanding it is "tasty" together. ... White mold and and...
Putrijaya2001
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Apr 4, 2006
3:27 pm
11487
Sorry, I only just returned yesterday from a business trip to Bangkok, there are so many email to read! Interesting topics too! I don't care much for yixing...
Kevin
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Apr 4, 2006
4:02 pm
11488
[Scott] Aside, I would like to mention I am simply "transmitting" what a number of what I consider credible Pu-erh tea drinkers and sellers have told me over ...
Kevin
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Apr 4, 2006
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11489
... number of ... me over ... in the ... [Guang] Agree, we should be very careful of what information to transmit. Many chin-shan-lu-shui people after reading...
gc_lee
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Apr 4, 2006
4:20 pm
11490
Hi Kevin Can you find another name for the fungus? Aspergillus cristatus seems to be a name unique to Asian websites and I don't see it showing up on Western...
Blake Ross
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Apr 4, 2006
8:09 pm
11491
The most likely candidates are Aspergillus flavus, Aspergillus fumigatus, and Aspergillus niger A.niger is often found as a contaminant in packaged black teas....
Blake Ross
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Apr 4, 2006
8:42 pm
11492
Hi Guang, [Guang wrote:] Cheap dyed clays are very easy to tell. More carefully "dyed" clays are not difficult to tell as well, if we are equiped with a good ...
Allen
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Apr 4, 2006
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11493
I agree it is difficult to find info on the fungus, even the chinese websites speak little of it. Another option, pop in to a bookstore or library... ...
Kevin
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Apr 5, 2006
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11494
I thought you would all enjoy this. My 22-month old will NOT drink plain water. He refuses it. I knew he liked the taste of tea, so I made a pot of Ti Kwan...
Amy
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Apr 5, 2006
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