Japanese-made Mino ware Tenmoku white matcha bowl | 12.1cm

[Black and White Fusion, Flowing Glaze Artistic Aesthetics] Japanese-made Mino ware Tenmoku white flowing matcha bowl

Produced in Mino ware from Gifu Prefecture, a renowned ceramic town in Japan, this piece uses classic black tenmoku glaze as a base, combined with a unique technique of naturally flowing white glaze (shiro-ryūshi).The deep, refined black bowl contrasts sharply with the freely flowing white glaze, the lines of which are natural and lively, presenting a Japanese tea ceremony aesthetic that is both modern and artistically powerful..

With a standard 12.1 cm rim and 7.7 cm depth, and a capacity of approximately 450cc, it is perfect for everyday tea preparation, brewing, and tasting.The clay has a warm and mellow texture, and the glaze patterns and speckles of each piece are unique, making every tea-drinking experience a delightful exploration of unique works of art..

【Product Features】

• Traditional Japanese Mino ware craftsmanshipMade using traditional methods in Japan's largest ceramic production area, resulting in a warm and sophisticated texture.

• Unique Tenmoku White Flowing Glaze ArtThe deep black Tenmoku glaze paired with the naturally flowing white glaze creates a striking and artistic contrast.

• Unique glaze texture| During the firing process, the glaze flows naturally, giving each teacup a unique appearance.

• The best size for tea ceremony| A 12.1 cm diameter and 7.7 cm depth allow for easy and smooth tea whisking and brewing.

【Product Specifications】

Material:｜Pottery

Capacity (approx.)| 450 cc (when full of water)

Weight (approx.)| 372 g

Package| No separate outer box (simple packaging)

Country of Origin| Japan (Mino yakiniku)

Notes:

• Do not use microwave ovens, dishwashers, dish dryers, or ovens..

• This product is made of ceramic and has natural water absorption. Before first use, it is recommended to boil it in rice water over low heat or soak it in water to maintain its condition (preparation), which can reduce the penetration of tea stains in the future.

  Due to the characteristics of pottery and the glaze application process, each piece exhibits significant individual differences in glaze color, flow pattern shape, and spot distribution. The photographs are for reference only; please refer to the actual piece..

• Minor uneven glaze, small black spots, or slight bumps may occur in ceramic products during the firing process. These are natural phenomena in handmade pottery and not defects..