Matcha bowl Tea Bowl hot Cherry blossoms at night Hana-kagari matcha Bahan kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

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Matcha bowl Tea Bowl hot Cherry blossoms at night Hana-kagari matcha Bahan kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic, Material: Ceramic Size: Diameter 12cm× Width 12cm x Height 8cmOrigin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand madeCondition:new.
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Product code: Matcha bowl Tea Bowl hot Cherry blossoms at night Hana-kagari matcha Bahan kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Ceramic

Size: Diameter 12cm× Width 12cm x Height 8cm

Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with wooden box

As you can see on the front, there is a dent called ekubo. These are intentionally pressed by the artist's fingers in the design.



This is a spring-like matcha cup with a cherry blossom design in the Yawata kiln of Kiyomizu-yaki pottery.

The surface of the clay is very gorgeous with overglaze painting.
A bonfire flame illuminates the cherry blossoms in full bloom on a spring night. You will feel some fantastic atmosphere.

The cherry blossoms are carefully drawn to the stamen and stamen by a fine brush.

A view of the inside. The brush strokes are dynamic!
The zanguri texture is perfect for austere hot tea.

Dimples to show the front. There are dents in the front.

The cherry blossoms in full bloom, illuminated by a bonfire, create a somewhat fantastic atmosphere.

Item no. 7344 Hana-kagari matcha bowl Yahata

Washing by hand, Dishwasher, Microwave oven
Dimensions: 12cm in diameter x 8cm in height, 180g in weight, wooden box

Each item is handmade, so the shape, color and size may vary.


Sakata Yawata (Yawata ware)
Born in Miyazaki Prefecture in 1950.
In 1975, he studied under Kozo Kawashima for four years.
He became independent in 1980. It is up to now.
While making the best use of the original characteristic of soil and a sense of material
I aim to create delicate handmade vessels that are typical of Kyoto.

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