Japanese-made Tokoname yakiniku (Japanese glaze) small flower-shaped cold soup bowl/matcha bowl
This bowlMade of Tokoname ware from Japan, it features a handle for easier grip and pouring.The vessel is predominantly black, adorned with delicate floral patterns, giving it a dignified and elegant feel.It has a simple yet elegant feel, making it suitable for pairing with Japanese tea sets.
Soup Cold It is a tea utensil used to cool freshly boiled water to a suitable temperature. When brewing sencha or gyokuro, pour hot water into the teapot first to cool it down slightly, and then pour it into the teapot to brew. This helps to reduce bitterness and astringency, making the original sweetness and freshness of the tea leaves more prominent, and brewing a smoother and more palatable tea soup.
Tokoname ware originates from Tokoname City, Aichi Prefecture, and is one of Japan's six oldest pottery kilns, boasting a history of over a thousand years. Tokoname City is located on the west coast of the Chita Peninsula, facing Ise Bay, and has been renowned for its pottery production since ancient times, making it one of Japan's representative pottery-producing regions.
Capacity | Approximately 290cc
Material | Ceramic
Place of origin |. Japan
use:
Used to cool hot water, suitable for brewing Japanese teas such as sencha and gyokuro.
Usage and product precautions:
As each product is handmade, there may be slight variations in color, size, and weight. Color differences, glaze runs, or tiny pinholes may appear on the surface of the product; these are natural characteristics of the pottery firing process and do not affect normal use.
The product has passed lead and cadmium testing, so you can use it with peace of mind.
