Lee Love on wed 16 jan 02
Anybody know the title of the Shoji Hamada Tea bowl book? It is in Japanese.
I borrowed it from a friend (Xeroxed my favorite teabowls) but would like to
find a real copy. There was one (used) at our local Mashiko book/stationary
store about 2 years ago, but they were asking about $250.00 and I didn't have it
at the time.
--
Lee In Mashiko, Japan Ikiru@kami.com
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only insofar as it is immediately and obviously good for something else. The
linear vision tends o look upon everything as a cause, and to require that it
proceed directly and immediately and obviously to its effect. What is it good
for? we ask. And only if it proves immediately to be good for something are we
ready to raise the question of value: How much is it worth? But we mean how
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Karin Hurt on wed 16 jan 02
In a message dated 1/16/02 4:28:59 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
ikiru@KAMI.COM writes:
>
> Anybody know the title of the Shoji Hamada Tea bowl book? It is in
> Japanese.
> I borrowed it from a friend (Xeroxed my favorite teabowls) but would like
> to
> find a real copy. There was one (used) at our local Mashiko
> book/stationary
> store about 2 years ago, but they were asking about $250.00 and I didn't
> have it
> at the time.
>
> In answer to the above question: I went to: www.bn.com and typed in Shoji
Hamada and came up with several books. There were several more under "out of
print books," you can check that out.
Best of Luck,
Karin
Laughing Bear Pottery
Arizona
Tim Lynch on wed 16 jan 02
Lee: try www. Powells.com. They have a system that allows you to put in
the title of a book you are looking for and if it comes in, they email you.
Pretty groovy. It has worked well for me.
Regards;
Tim
--
Tim Lynch
The Clay Man
1117 Tedford St SE
East Wenatchee, WA 98802
hifired@earthlink.net
On 1/16/02 8:14 AM, "Karin Hurt" wrote:
> In a message dated 1/16/02 4:28:59 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
> ikiru@KAMI.COM writes:
>
>
>>
>> Anybody know the title of the Shoji Hamada Tea bowl book? It is in
>> Japanese.
>> I borrowed it from a friend (Xeroxed my favorite teabowls) but would like
>> to
>> find a real copy. There was one (used) at our local Mashiko
>> book/stationary
>> store about 2 years ago, but they were asking about $250.00 and I didn't
>> have it
>> at the time.
>>
>> In answer to the above question: I went to: www.bn.com and typed in Shoji
> Hamada and came up with several books. There were several more under "out of
> print books," you can check that out.
> Best of Luck,
> Karin
> Laughing Bear Pottery
> Arizona
>
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Lee Love on thu 17 jan 02
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karin Hurt"
.
> >
> > In answer to the above question: I went to: www.bn.com and typed in Shoji
> Hamada and came up with several books. There were several more under "out of
> print books," you can check that out.
> Best of Luck,
Hi Karin,
I've already searched there an also at rare & out of print book web
sites. No luck with these. Thanks,
--
Lee Love In Mashiko Ikiru@kami.com
"The best pots for me are the pots that I like".--Shoji Hamada (1894-1978)
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