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| * Continue by brushing the surface into the right shape. Doing it with a brush makes sure it is already even, making it easier to flatten. | * Continue by brushing the surface into the right shape. Doing it with a brush makes sure it is already even, making it easier to flatten. | ||
| * You may form the ash the night before the 茶事, but writing the trigram and adding the [[hai|フジ灰]] should wait until the last minute | * You may form the ash the night before the 茶事, but writing the trigram and adding the [[hai|フジ灰]] should wait until the last minute | ||
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| + | * The tile should be in one line with the two posts of the 五徳! Use a chopstick or so to make sure they are aligned! | ||
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| * To make a complete set, you should also add a brush, some フジ灰 and a chopstick for writing the trigram. Thierry also has a board and a water scale, which is quite 🥹. | * To make a complete set, you should also add a brush, some フジ灰 and a chopstick for writing the trigram. Thierry also has a board and a water scale, which is quite 🥹. | ||
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| - | =====Notes dump from seminar===== | ||
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| - | shin: mayu earthernware, | ||
| - | gyo: everything bronze and other shapes | ||
| - | so: cast iron | ||
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| - | ita | ||
| - | shin: arame ita : black lacquer, horizontal rays, wider to front than far side ; use for black clay or bronze | ||
| - | plain shin nuri | ||
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| - | generally: grain should show towards the guest (on bottom shelf, middle | ||
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| - | iron furo you use ceramic tile (usually oribe) | ||
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| - | HAI | ||
| - | finely sifted (fukusa bai) (and the japanese got specialised sieves for it, looking like a mehlsieb | ||
| - | > 80 holes to 1 cm^2 | ||
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| - | ro > 40 holes to 1 cm^2 | ||
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| - | > ask at barbequee restaurants | ||
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| - | haisaji | ||
| - | hiraba (flat) (or koban) | ||
| - | sasaba (like bamboo) | ||
| - | maruba (round) (bend a lot) | ||
| - | > copper is best | ||
| - | > can be bend carefully in a towel (if it’s not lacquered) | ||
| - | very light brush to straighten the surface | ||
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| - | this should suffice, but there are larger sets | ||
| - | ogawadori konnichi sell helpers, | ||
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| - | add a brush or feather | ||
| - | and a bag of fujibai (when not using a iron one; adding more during high summer than at the beginning and end) | ||
| - | a chopstick for writing the trigram | ||
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| - | TOKIMURABURA (designed by Gengensai and smaller by Tantansai | ||
| - | Tokiwa _> set, iron; green lacquer with red rim | ||
| - | -> all purpose practise buro | ||
| - | seishikisumagora | ||
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| - | furotobai to shin no gyo | ||
| - | make nimonji oshikiri, grind ash with a little water, and put every fish scale down each one by one | ||
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| - | warabai in october, also standard nimonji oshikiri; put them down one by one with tweezers and cut with very fine scissors | ||
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| - | hosho paper, folded like for a kaishi for sweets | ||
| - | > or just use newspaper like fabio | ||
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| - | for non-iron furo you use a white mae gawara, for tetsu / iron use red | ||
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| - | getting a new urushi furo, start with smaller fires to break it in otherwise it will crack | ||
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| - | (today there are "clay furo" made of metal and lacquered, so that they are lighter) | ||
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| - | toyama useful for larger furo | ||
| - | > chose according to aesthetic considerations$ | ||
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| - | height for kirikake -> its the gitcho | ||
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| - | even though you can get people in japan to do haigta for you, at a chaji it is essential you do the haigata (and clean the toilet) yourself | ||
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| - | do haigata the day before, but fujibai just before | ||
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| - | toyama | ||
| - | right in hongatte | ||
| - | make one side of front line round (use the bent spoon) | ||
| - | then form the mountain top | ||
| - | then brush the rest (making sure there’s enough room for charcoal) | ||
| - | mukoyama in nakaoki | ||
| - | ===Ashes=== | + | =====Clips===== |
| - | * [[https:// | + | * [[https:// |
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