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The TAWARADE KINSAI Hohin Set maintains a wonderful contrast and balance between the astringent texture of the clay, the warmth of KOBIKI, and the gentle gilded decoration. As the name TAWARADE implies, the generously rounded shape, and the surface, which makes the best use of the simple texture of the clay...

KOHDAI of this name means high foot in Japanese. As the name suggests, this Hohin has a high foot. It is not only stylish but functional. This Hohin also has a unique shape. Such a thin and wide shape allows the tea leaves to open more easily during brewing, which creates a more flavorful tea...

We, Hibiki-an have collaborated with Zenshoh Yamaoka, who is the leading expert of paintings derived from masterpieces in the middle ages and acclaimed Kyo Yaki artisan, to release a Yunomi teacup featuring a painting by Tanyu KANO (1602 - 1674). Zenshoh Yamaoka chose KIRI NI HOUOH ZU this time...

KIRI means Paulownia and HOUOH means phoenix, which is a legendary creature, in Japanese. As its name suggests, the elegant phoenix and a fine Paulownia tree are boldly drawn on the surface of this Yunomi teacup...

Male and female HOUOH phoenix are drawn across the river. A fine Paulownia tree is boldly drawn on the back side of this Yunomi teacup...

HANA TSUDOI means flower gathering in Japanese. There are twelve tea cups in this series, and different flowers from season to season are decorated in each cup. HANA TSUDOI tea cup is one of the most popular in the advanced line at Tohan Kiln...

AYAME means iris in Japanese, a well-loved flower of late spring to early summer in Japan. It has been said, since ancient times, that the iris fends off evil because of its strong fragrance...

KIKYOH means bellflower, which has unique star-shaped petals, and blooms from summer to early autumn. KIKYOH bellflower is gracefully blooming on this Yunomi teacup, carefully painted in purple and white glaze...

HANA TSUDOI means flower gathering in Japanese. There are twelve tea cups in this series, and different flowers from season to season are decorated in each cup. HANA TSUDOI tea cup is one of the most popular in the advanced line at Tohan Kiln...

AJISAI means hydrangea in Japanese. It is said that AJISAI hydrangea drives away the unpleasant mood which is common in the TSUYU rainy season. The flowers and leaves are vividly painted by zaffer glaze in Tohan's specific painting style, which always fascinates viewers...

FUYOH is one type of lotus flower. FUYOH lotus flower has been used as a symbol of beauty, often represented as a beautiful woman in Japanese literature and culture since ancient times...

GEKKA BIJIN Selenicereus flower and FUYOH lotus flower are painted elegantly, vividly, and intrepidly inside of each teacup. This Yunomi has a unique special graceful aura, so that this should certainly change even your daily tea time to an extraordinary experience...

GEKKA BIJIN means Selenicereus flower, also translated as Queen of the Night. The flower is painted elegantly, vividly, and intrepidly on the inside of this Yunomi. Tohan Kiln's unique works are highly appreciated and viewed with awe...

FUYOH is one type of lotus flower, which is painted elegantly, vividly, and intrepidly inside of this teacup. Tohan Kiln's unique works are sustained by high level pottery and drawing techniques and various original elegant color glazes in over three hundred colors...

MIZUAOI means monochoria korsakowii, which blooms from the end of summer to the beginning of autumn. TSUWABUKI means Japanese silver leaf in Japanese. TSUWABUKI is a winter wild flower and its fleshy leaves were used for food or ointment in Japan in the olden days...

MIZUAOI means monochoria korsakowii, which blooms from the end of summer to the beginning of autumn. The blue-purple flowers were used for dyeing and the fleshy leaves were sometimes eaten in Japan in the olden days. MIZUAOI is one of the flowers loved by Japanese since ancient times...

TSUWABUKI means Japanese silver leaf in Japanese. TSUWABUKI is a winter wild flower and its fleshy leaves were used for food or ointment in Japan in the olden days. TSUWABUKI is one of the familiar flowers for Japanese people since ancient times...

This Yunomi features the quintessential and well-loved work, CHOHJYU JINBUTSU GIGA (11th or 12th century, anonymous), which is in the possession of KOHZANJI temple in Kyoto...

KOHZANJI CHOHJYU JINBUTSU GIGA is a painting of playing animals imitating people. Frogs, rabbits, monkeys, and other animals are humorously depicted firing crossbows, Sumo wrestling, swimming, and doing other human activities. The painting is said to be the origin of Japanese MANGA...

KI KOHIKI ware is the original creation of Mr. Kudo. He spent more than five years to develop KI KOHIKI ware by mixing several types of clay through trial and error. He strives to always respect the natural world around him...

KI KOHIKI ware is the original creation of Mr. Kudo. He spent more than five years to develop KI KOHIKI ware by mixing several types of clay through trial and error. He strives to always respect the natural world around him...

This Yunomi teacup is beautiful and sublime by well-balanced shape and graceful decoration. The name HANA MISHIMA means beautiful Yunomi cup created by MISHIMA technique. HANA means flowers or great beauty in Japanese...

TSURU means crane and SHOHCHIKU means MATSU pine tree and TAKE bamboo in Japanese. TSURU cranes and SHOHCHIKU pine tree and bamboo, regarded as an auspicious motif in Japan, are painted with a lovely touch...

SHOHCHIKU MATSU pine tree and TAKE bamboo also symbolize good fortune and health since the pine tree needles and TAKE bamboo are green year-round. Bamboo is drawn inside this Yunomi and MATSU pine tree is drawn boldly on the front...

SOMETSUKE refers to traditional Japanese ceramics that have been painted on white ground with a pattern mainly made of cobalt oxide and then baked at high temperature with transparent glaze. It's simple yet very sophisticated and very easy to use all year round...

TSUBAKI means camellia flowers. Camellia flowers are one of the most traditional, cherished flowers of Japan, especially prized in tea ceremony. The flowers are painted elegantly, vividly, and intrepidly...

TESSEN means clematis in Japanese, which is one of the seasonal flowers arranged for the tea ceremony. The purple color of TESSEN clematis is beautifully reflected on the white color teacup elegantly and calmly...

TSURU means crane and CHIKUBAI means TAKE bamboo and UME plum in Japanese. TSURU cranes and CHIKUBAI bamboo and plum, regarded as an auspicious motif in Japan, are painted with a lovely touch...

TSURU cranes gracefully flapping their wings are dynamically drawn on the surface of this Yunomi, evoking an elegant atmosphere. In Japan, the crane is a symbol of good fortune because it represents long life...

AKI of this name means autumn and KAZE means breeze in Japanese. Paintings on this Yunomi teacup are autumn wild flowers, loved by Japanese for generations. Considering the price and quality, this Yunomi cup is an outstanding value...

Autumn typical flowers in Japan are beautifully expressed on this teacup. The calm and warm atmosphere in the autumn season will certainly enrich your Japanese green tea...

HANA of this name means flowers and BIYORI means perfect day in Japanese. SAKURA cherry blossoms, painted on this teacup, are well-loved flowers, symbolizing springtime in Japan. Considering the price and quality, this Yunomi cup is an outstanding value...

HORI of this name means carving and INKA means stamped flower in Japanese. INKA flower stamps, which are colored in white, are decorated outside the cup, and these stamps gradually expand from the vase to the rim, as if the flowers grow and bloom in a lively manner...

Japanese traditional and popular flowers are decorated on this natural and simple texture Yunomi teacup. Flower stamps colored in white bloom on the natural clay earthenware. The flared shape accents the flowers and the Yunomi itself...

SHINO of this name means the place where this teacup originated, and INKA means stamped flower in Japanese. Earthenware in this place was developed 400 years ago, and its technique, especially the glazing technique is superb...

Peony, a well-loved symbol of springtime in Japan, is painted elegantly on the surface. This is a multi-use cup suitable for use as a tea cup as well as a matcha bowl. HANA of this name means flower, and KIKOH means journey or travel in Japanese...

Grape, a well-loved symbol of the late summer season in Japan, is painted elegantly on the surface. This is a multi-use cup suitable for use as a tea cup as well as a matcha bowl. HANA of this name means flower, and KIKOH means journey or travel in Japanese...

Plum and Persimmon, well-loved symbols of the spring and late summer season in Japan, are each painted elegantly on the surface. This is a multi-use cup suitable for use as a tea cup as well as a matcha bowl. HANA of this name means flower, and KIKOH means journey or travel in Japanese...

Plum, a well-loved symbol of wintertime or early spring in Japan, is painted elegantly on the surface. This is a multi-use cup suitable for use as a tea cup as well as a matcha bowl. HANA of this name means flower, and KIKOH means journey or travel in Japanese...

The persimmon is a traditional beautiful symbol of autumn in Japan, is painted vividly on the surface. This is a multi-use cup suitable for use as a tea cup as well as a matcha bowl. HANA of this name means flower, and KIKOH means journey or travel in Japanese...

GEPPAKUYU of this name means White Moon Glaze in Japanese. GEPPAKUYU, white moon glaze is named because the white turbid blue color looks like moonlight. It may remind you of the early morning sun appearing from the silent darkness...

GEPPAKUYU of this name means White Moon Glaze in Japanese. GEPPAKUYU, white moon glaze is named because the white turbid blue color looks like moonlight. It may remind you of the early morning sun appearing from the silent darkness...

HAIYU means ash glaze in Japanese. This HAIYU ash glaze produces elegant pale green and light blue colors as shown in the pictures. These beautiful colors are created by reduction firing of iron constituents in the glaze. This beautiful color is one of the typical glazes in this Dainichi Kiln...

SOGI means scraping away in Japanese. As its name suggests, this teacup is boldly scraped, and the pale green and light blue color glaze coats the exterior of the teacup. It seems that this teacup is simple at a glance, but it takes much time and effort to create...

Unevenness of white color KOBIKI glaze creates a WABI SABI atmosphere. White color base glaze and brown color of the clay appear through the uneven KOBIKI glaze...

If you have this Strainer Mug, you can enjoy Japanese green tea anywhere without teapots and tea cups. It has a lid, which is convenient to steam the tea leaves during brewing, keep the tea warm, and use as a saucer to place the strainer upon while not in use...

KIKU means chrysanthemum, BORI means carving, and SHONZUI means traditional patterns in Japanese. Each pattern and landscape design are surrounded by linear and curved lines, and each separate space expresses chrysanthemum petals. Each design and landscape is elaborately painted with a refined touch...

KIKU means chrysanthemum, BORI means carving, and SHONZUI means traditional patterns in Japanese. Each pattern and landscape design are surrounded by linear and curved lines, and each separate space expresses chrysanthemum petals. Each design and landscape is elaborately painted with a refined touch...

This teacup expresses the graceful scenery of Japan, through the expert use of color to create atmosphere. Plum flowers are painted with a delicate and tender touch. The soft color of the green bamboo leaves and tip of leaves colored in yellow creates its elegance...

SHISAI KAMON Yunomi have not only sophisticated but unique atmosphere like nostalgic early-modern Japan. These Yunomi are created by a technique called MISHIMA. It is one of the traditional techniques of Kyo Yaki...

SHISAI KAMON Yunomi have not only sophisticated but unique atmosphere like nostalgic early-modern Japan. These Yunomi are created by a technique called MISHIMA. It is one of the traditional techniques of Kyo Yaki...

HAGI means Japanese bush clover, and GASANE means piling up in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for some generations. Numerous Japanese bush clovers are depicted in white color on the outside of this cup, trailing in the autumn breeze calmly...

HAGI means Japanese bush clover, and GASANE means piling up in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for some generations. Numerous Japanese bush clovers are depicted in white color on the outside of this cup, trailing in the autumn breeze calmly...

ORIBE green glaze creates a noble atmosphere, and the contrast between its glaze and the color of earthenware is well matched. Hexagon or vertical stripe patterns decorated by iron glaze add vivid accent to each teacup. The rugged yet unique shape is well harmonized to the color and design...

SENSUJI means thousand lines in Japanese. Circle lines are elaborately carved on this Kyusu. Making circle lines requires great skill, and these lines created by the experienced craftsman are supremely beautiful. This subdued and simple dark brown color conveys a calm and modern atmosphere...

KITTATE of this name means tube-shaped form in Japanese. In accordance with its name, this Kyusu has a unique cylindrical shape. The mouth of this Kyusu is wide open, so you can very easily dispose of used tea leaves...

This Kyusu we have selected for you is quite large in size, 900ml (31.7fl oz), perfect for 2 to 6 people. This TOBIKANNA Large Kyusu is a very classic and simple style...

The technique called MOGAKE is used for this Kyusu. MO means seaweed and GAKE means wrapping in Japanese. As the name suggests, this Kyusu is fired in the kiln while wrapped with seaweed. Salt contained in the seaweed creates the unique color pattern due to the chemical reaction...

These MIZUHIKI coasters are made in the form of the plum flower as an auspicious object. Each string of the coaster is colored elegantly, and expresses flowers and nature from season to season. Cosmos can be regarded as the autumn cherry blossom in Japan. Elegant and glossy color of MIZUHIKI reminds us of the soft petals of the cosmos...

This Teapot and Yunomi set is specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use. This is not only a convenient and simple design but also sophisticated and stylish. You are surely able to enjoy both iced tea, hot tea and the beautiful color of tea in your green moment with this functional and fashionable set...

This Yunomi teacup is refined and elaborate work. Two glazes are coated inside and outside the teacup, and its flow is quite beautiful. The teacup rim is flared, the middle of the side is full, and the bottom is tucked...

This Yunomi teacup is refined and elaborate work. Two glazes are coated inside and outside the teacup, and its flow is quite beautiful. The teacup rim is flared, the middle of the side is full, and the bottom is tucked...

KOHCHI is one of the glazing names frequently used in Kyo Yaki pottery. The glossy and vivid glaze is coated outside the teacup, and the flowers and plants painted in blue color inside the teacup are well contrasted. These Yunomi teacups are vertically scraped and a line of brown color glaze is horizontally painted around the rim...

SAKURA means cherry blossom in Japanese, and its flowers are elegantly painted inside the teacup in blue glaze. SAKURA are elegantly painted, and the brush strokes remind us of the tenderness of the cherry blossom petals. Green KOHCHI color evokes the image of fresh green leaves in early summer...

KARAKUSA means sequence of flowers or arabesque design in Japanese. Airy KARAKUSA are depicted gracefully in the simple design and color, as if they are fluttering lightly. Clear blue color glaze is coated on the KARAKUSA teacup. The blue KOHCHI color reminds us of the endlessly extending summer sea and sky...

This item is finished by the technique called Crystal glaze. HANA of this name means flower and KESSHO means crystal in Japanese. This porcelain Yunomi creates an aura of unique pleasant cooling sensation. It is said that it is very difficult for porcelain or earthenware to create a cooling sensation...

This item is finished by the technique called Crystal glaze. HANA of this name means flower and KESSHO means crystal in Japanese. This porcelain Yunomi creates an aura of unique pleasant cooling sensation. It is said that it is very difficult for porcelain or earthenware to create a cooling sensation...

This item is finished by the technique called Crystal glaze. HANA of this name means flower and KESSHO means crystal in Japanese. This porcelain Yunomi creates an aura of unique pleasant cooling sensation. It is said that it is very difficult for porcelain or earthenware to create a cooling sensation...

GOSU means a blue pigment for drawing dyeing patterns. The pattern of GOSU drawn on the white base changes to a pale indigo color when fired. KUSHIME refers to the lines that are created after combing Japanese women's hair. It is a traditional pattern, carefully painted by Kyo-Yaki artisans...

This teapot was invented so that people would be able to fully enjoy Japanese green tea more simply and easily. The key feature of this pot is its lid which also plays a role as both filter and spout...

In Japan, Raku-yaki is the highest grade Matcha bowl used for the tea ceremony. Having a flat form Matcha bowl is the ultimate luxury. The taste of Matcha brewed in this bowl is subtle elegance. This Matcha bowl is ideal for the summer season...

This Matcha bowl is flat and open style. The flat style was originally developed in order to choreograph coolness in the summer season in the Middle Ages. This HANADA color is quite elegant and beautiful like a clear blue sky or crystal clear aqua ocean...

The name KAGAYAKI of this Matcha bowl means brilliance in Japanese. He chose the name KAGAYAKI, imagining that this Matcha bowl descends from heaven and shines in a dark tearoom. It will bring powerful light and warmth to the surroundings. Its presence will increase by integrating with other cultures...

The name KYOHSOH of this Matcha bowl means harmony in Japanese. He chose the name KYOHSOH, while imagining that this Matcha bowl descends from heaven into a dark tearoom, bringing harmony to the world, and bridging cultures. It is named with such thoughts...

SAMIDARE means early summer rain in Japanese. It is said that the name derives from the surface tint which looks like calm rain in early summer season. This work is calm but gives a profound and strong feeling...

MUKIGURI Matcha bowl has a very unique shape, and was unprecedented at the time it was first created by Chohjiroh Raku. Such a creative work is not seen even among the works of Chohjiroh Raku who had left many works in the world...

The sides of this piece are deliberately and boldly whittled away. It evokes a very powerful impression, as though we are gazing upon a great rocky cliff. The foot of this bowl is intentionally finished low and the scene from the bottom to the middle of the side is sublime and tension-filled...

The form of this bowl faithfully reproduces the original work of Kohetsu Honami. Kohetsu is famous for producing novel and avant-garde works. The round shape like this OTOKOZE bowl is a textbook example. Its form and size surprisingly fit into both hands when drinking Matcha, in contrast with the unique and novel appearance...

The use of golden color has a deep effect. Golden color is used on the KIMONO and the flow of the river. His touch of the pattern of KIMONO is exquisite and the gold makes it gorgeous. Only a small amount of golden color is used in each part, but it adds accent to the Matcha bowl...

This bowl luxuriously expresses the contrast and the harmony of the elegance and the strength of the cherry blossom tree, and the layout of this bowl enhances its beauty. The cherry blossom tree is painted elaborately and strongly, and the contrast in the layout and the color increases its realistic depiction...

Zenshoh Yamaoka carefully painted the petals of the cherry blossoms one by one. You can see that the petals are thick. This is because he applies layers of the paints several times and he repeats painting and firing until all petals become the same thickness and smoothness. It takes a lot of work and requires high skill because the paints are quite difficult to use...

This Matcha bowl looks very simple, but it requires immeasurable efforts and time to create this bowl. Black and white glaze coat this earthenware color Matcha bowl. The flow of white glaze is well reflected on the black glaze, and creates an irregular pattern...

MISHIMA KAMON has a sophisticated and unique atmosphere. KAMON means flower crest in Japanese. Various types of INKA stamps of flowers are decorated inside and outside of the bowl. Fine patterns and deep maroon color clay create luxurious beauty...

HANA of this name means SAKURA cherry blossom and KAGARI means bonfire at night in Japanese. This brings to mind the beautiful SAKURA cherry blossoms lit up brightly at night at temples and shrines in Kyoto...

MUBYOH means six pieces of HYOHTAN Japanese calabashes. It is an auspicious motif expressing a state of perfect health since MU means nothing and BYOH means illness, in Japanese. Indeed, it was traditionally used on banners by feudal warlords. Six pieces of calabashes are joyfully decorated on this Matcha bowl...

This Matcha bowl features one of the quintessential and well-loved works by Hokusai Katsushika (1760 - 1849). It is said that Hokusai is the most famous UKIYOE Japanese woodblock print artist and influenced the impressionist painters such as Vincent van Gogh...

This porcelain Matcha Bowl creates an aura of elegance and unique pleasant cooling sensation. Glaze of RURI lapis lazuli blue color covers inside and outside the Matcha bowl, evoking the image that the Matcha bowl is adorned with lapis lazuli. Not only the crystal glaze but also its color gives us an image of cool atmosphere...

This Matcha bowl is refined and elaborate work. Beautiful and lively SATSUKI flower azalea, which is colored white and pink, HANASHOHBU iris and the leaves of AOI hollyhock are carefully and boldly drawn on the surface of this bowl...

This scene is a traditional symbol of springtime in Japan. Mt. Fuji is covered with snow and we understand that this is a scene of the beginning of spring. The use of golden clouds in the background makes this Matcha bowl bright and luxurious...

Flowers pattern by MISHIMA technique are applied to the outside of the bowl. Each flower pattern is impressed uniquely. A few lines are horizontally carved at the rim and bottom of the bowl. This line adds a little sharpness and tightens the appearance of the design...

FUJI wisteria, vine and tree are realistically drawn on the surface. This design features FUJI ZU as a motif. FUJI ZU was a picture painted on a fan. It is one of twelve pictures in a series. On this Matcha bowl, the leaves and the trunk of the tree feature a quintessential RINPA technique, known as TARASHIKOMI...

YU means glaze, RYU means flow, and SAI means decoration in Japanese. As the name of this bowl indicates, two different glazes coat the Matcha bowl. The lower layer of glaze has a strong color. In contrast, the upper layer is milky white...

This Starter Set is the minimum set including only the essential tea ware for a perfect bowl of Matcha. And this includes SATSUKI handcrafted Matcha Bowl, painted elegantly by typical Kyo Yaki style...

This Starter Set is the minimum set including only the essential tea ware for a perfect bowl of Matcha. And this includes KIITSU FUJI ZU handcrafted Matcha Bowl, painted elegantly by typical Kyo Yaki style...

This Starter Set is the minimum set including only the essential tea ware for a perfect bowl of Matcha. MISHIMADE handcrafted Matcha Bowl and KUROCHIKU Bamboo Whisk create the WABI SABI atmosphere...

This Starter Set is the minimum set including only the essential tea ware for a perfect bowl of Matcha. AO FUJI handcrafted Matcha Bowl and KUROCHIKU Bamboo Whisk create the WABI SABI atmosphere...

HINERI MOCHI means "twisted rice cake" in Japanese and it is one of the traditional Japanese sweets. KUROMAME black beans, which have a rich nutty flavor, and AN bean jam are wrapped in soft MOCHI rice cake. KUROMAME black beans and AN bean jam pair with the MOCHI rice cake and they are a superb combination...

YOHKAN sweet bean jelly is one of the classic confections in Japan. KURI Japanese chestnut which is known as an autumn delicacy is lavishly included in our YOHKAN. The texture of mashed AN bean jelly matches well with the doughy KURI chestnut and the subtle sweet AN jelly also goes well with the nutty flavor of KURI...

Our YUZU are grown in the Kawane area in Hiroshima Prefecture, located in western Japan. Our YUZU are grown in a very severe climate with an especially harsh winter, which makes them gentle and less bitter and sour. The natural and delicate sweetness expands in your mouth, and the very soft and plump texture is a joy to eat...

We released this traditional confection MISO SENBEI as an autumn limited item. MISO is a Japanese traditional seasoning and it has a subtle flavor and mild taste. The salty flavor of MISO and moderate sugar sweetness is a perfect combination...

These premium handmade cookies are made from Japanese rice flour. When you try these cookies, you’ll enjoy the toasty aroma of houjicha and the right degree of sweetness of chocolate will melt in your mouth. Please enjoy our Houjicha Quinoa Cookies in your house, workplace or outside with our green tea....

These are premium vegetable chips, made with 7 kinds of vegetables only grown in Japan. KIWAMI Vegetable Chips have a unique airy texture and pleasant UMAMI, delicious taste. The method of preparation brings out the original flavor of each vegetable...

Sea Salt TOFU Cookies are one of the recommended sweets in our limited selection. This cookie features mellow butter and black sea salt, and a unique ingredient known as OKARA, a by-product of the TOFU manufacturing process...

Name of these sweets is “Matcha Cornetta” meaning baked and rolled crepe with Matcha. The rolled crepe is very unique, airy, and pleasant texture. These Japanese modern confections are made in a long established chocolatier in Kyoto, who pioneered these modern Matcha sweets and has now been producing them for many years...