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Japanese Green Tea Hibiki-an
Atsushi Yasui
36 Shimonoto Yuyadani Ujitawara, Kyoto
610-0221
Japan
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Matcha Chawan (Matcha Bowl) US$41.00

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diameter: 4.7inch (12cm) height: 3.1inch (8cm), standard matcha bowl size

This traditional Matcha Chawan is the perfect shape and size for Matcha preparation. We provide with this most basic Matcha bowl at reasonable price. It is the perfect for anyone who wants to start enjoying Matcha!

Made of glazed ceramic at the famous Shigaraki kiln, located near Uji.

Lead-free. Made in Japan.

Free shipping on all tea ware items!

(about Shigaraki-ware)
Shigaraki is one of the six major old Japanese kilns.
Begun in 743 A.D., the Shigaraki kiln has produced traditional Japanese ware for over 250 years, and holds the distinction of being the oldest kiln.
Shigaraki, located near Kyoto, was once the capital of Japan. The soil was found to be rich in clay that was suitable for pottery. Because of the location and the abundance of clay Shigaraki prospered due to the pottery production.
RIKYU SEN (1522-1581) was the Master and Founder of the tea ceremony. Rikyu Sen used only the tea set, which was made in Shigaraki. It is because of this auspicious beginning that Shigaraki is so famously regarded.
Shigaraki ware is characterized by its natural, simplistic style and grace of the combination of the clay and feldspar.
The style and taste of Shigaraki ware depends on the combination of the glaze (Yuyaku), the clay, and the firing temperature of the kiln.

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Matcha Bowl

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Matcha Bowl


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