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101Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Close reading — The gui mold, also called mo or quan, is made…

"The gui mold, also called mo or quan, is made of iron, in round, square, or floral shapes."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Oct 25, 2024Read →
102Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Text and editions — The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a…

"The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a half feet long, for stringing tea cakes to roast."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Oct 18, 2024Read →
103Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: One-page summary — The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have…

"The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have a lipped rim."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Oct 10, 2024Read →
104Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Words and things — The chan cloth, also called yi, is made of oiled…

"The chan cloth, also called yi, is made of oiled silk or worn rainwear. It is laid on the cheng base, and the gui mold set upon it to form the tea; when a cake is done, it is lift

HHouyue Tea Studio·Oct 03, 2024Read →
105Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Modern tea science — The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of…

"The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of bamboo, and pasted with paper. It has a shelf inside, a cover above, a base below, and a door at the side, with one panel shut. Wi

HHouyue Tea Studio·Sep 26, 2024Read →
106Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Plain reading — The gui mold, also called mo or quan, is made…

"The gui mold, also called mo or quan, is made of iron, in round, square, or floral shapes."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Sep 18, 2024Read →
107Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Commentary — The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a…

"The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a half feet long, for stringing tea cakes to roast."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Sep 11, 2024Read →
108Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Close reading — The zeng steamer is made of wood or earthenware, narrowed…

"The zeng steamer is made of wood or earthenware, narrowed at the waist and sealed with clay. A bamboo tray serves as the grate, tied with bamboo strips. When steaming begins, the

HHouyue Tea Studio·Sep 03, 2024Read →
109Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Text and editions — The chan cloth, also called yi, is made of oiled…

"The chan cloth, also called yi, is made of oiled silk or worn rainwear. It is laid on the cheng base, and the gui mold set upon it to form the tea; when a cake is done, it is lift

HHouyue Tea Studio·Aug 27, 2024Read →
110Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Terroir — The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of…

"The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of bamboo, and pasted with paper. It has a shelf inside, a cover above, a base below, and a door at the side, with one panel shut. Wi

HHouyue Tea Studio·Aug 20, 2024Read →
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