You are aware that a photo tells thousands of words. I write to share with you some of my personal collections.
In this connection, may I be allowed to take you for a tour at my tea corner.
Some of my personal tea cups, of more than 20 years, at my display cabinet and dark brown clay tea pot.
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Photo 1
Different type of yellow clay tea pot, old but higher quality tea cups.
Photo 2
Rose wooden display cabinet with some of my personal collections obtained domestically and some countries I had visited.
Photo 3
Jointed, by string, bamboo slip with hand crafted ancient poetry and the warrior on it, which I bought from China.
Photo 4
Mechanical clock with my photo on top. It will strike at every half hour. The roman number of four is written as IIII instead of IV. Can someone tell me why ? Below it are Teak wood display magazine rack and desk.
Photo 5
Photo frame of Chinese painting of mountain top hanging at the wall give rises to cozy and breezy atmosphere while having meal at this dining table.
Photo 6
Photo 7
Pu'er tea being served at the rosewood dining table.
Photo 8
Since the photos above are taken around the four corners of the dining hall, you will be able to imagine that you will have something nice to view at each seat at the table. As such, you know why I used to rotate my seating position so as to appreciate every piece of my personal collections.
Trust you do enjoy the beauty of my tea corner, which is entertaining and enriching as well.
See you again.
Have a lovely day,
James
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10 comments:
Interesting collection, thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks for dropping by and your sweet comments.
All these collection add color to my life.
Cheers and have a nice day,
Nice collection
I liked it
TechZipped,
Thanks for dropping by and your complimentary comment. Hope you see that you cultivate this hobby as well.
Have a fruitful day,
Great collection - and great photographs to show it off.
Dave,
Thanks for dropping by and your compliment.
Cheers and have a fruitful day,
I love your tea pots. I have no idea why that clock has IIII instead of IV.
Sheila,
I am glad that you too enjoy my tea pots. Thanks for being so frank to me and trust i will find the answer one day in the near future.
Cheers and have a lovely day,
Love your tea corner and blog.
I adore Chinese paintings.
Thanks for your sweet remarks and I am glad you enjoying it.
Please do come more often.
Cheers and have a blessed day
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