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| Address | 4-13 Onadacho Tajimishi Gifu, JAPAN ZIP:507-0004 |
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| Representative Name | TOSHIHIRO AOKI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:15465151
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1Pc in Cardboard box
 Original text before translation
段ボール箱入り
(2601-394)
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(2601-394)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 10 days
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Φ118mm H75mm 395g 400ml
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Pottery
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2026
Product tag: None
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Description
| Microwave is allowed at 600W for a few minutes of warming up. No open flame. Dishwasher safe. Matcha bowls are used for drinking matcha tea in the tea ceremony and are the mainstay of the tea ceremony with a craft* artistic value that goes beyond mere utensils. In addition to the rating [i.e., Raku, Hagi, Karatsu], it is characterized by its functionality according to the season (e.g., tubular tea bowl in winter, flat tea bowl in summer) and its design with ease of swinging a tea whisk. The most attractive feature is the beauty of imperfection, which is uniquely Japanese. Unlike the West, which demands uniformity, Japanese people love distortion and unevenness of glaze as "scenery," and respect history by repairing scratches with "kintsugi" (metal joints). When appreciating the bowl, one should avoid the most beautiful front side and sip the bowl, enjoying with all five senses the weight of the bowl in one's hand, the texture on one's lips, and the beauty of the greenery reflected on the bowl. The matcha bowl, with its condensed history, philosophy, and craftsmanship, is truly a "universe you can hold in your hand" and a symbol of the Japanese sense of beauty. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jul.10th 2026 to Sep.11th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Jun.24th 2026 to Jun.26th 2026 |
| EMS | From Jun.23rd 2026 to Jun.26th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Jun.25th 2026 to Jun.30th 2026 |
| DHL | From Jun.23rd 2026 to Jun.25th 2026 |
| UPS | From Jun.23rd 2026 to Jun.25th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Jun.23rd 2026 to Jun.25th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Please note that due to the nature of ceramics, there may be slight differences in color and size from the images due to firing.
*However, please be aware that the appearance may differ slightly from the actual product depending on the condition of the light, the type of computer monitor, and the environment. The Matchawan (tea bowl) is the centerpiece of the tea ceremony, prized for its artistic value and seasonal functionality. Beyond its prestigious ranking, its greatest appeal lies in the Japanese aesthetic of "the beauty of imperfection," where distortions and repairs like Kintsugi are celebrated Through the ritual of rotating the bowl to avoid the front, one enjoys the tea with all five senses-feeling its weight, texture, and visual harmony. Distilling history and craftsmanship into a "universe in the palm of your hand," the Matchawan remains a profound symbol of Japanese spirit. Japanese spirit. |
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Matcha bowls are used for drinking matcha tea in the tea ceremony and are the mainstay of the tea ceremony with a craft* artistic value that goes beyond mere utensils. In addition to the rating [i.e., Raku, Hagi, Karatsu], it is characterized by its functionality according to the season (e.g., tubular tea bowl in winter, flat tea bowl in summer) and its design with ease of swinging a tea whisk.
The most attractive feature is the beauty of imperfection, which is uniquely Japanese. Unlike the West, which demands uniformity, Japanese people love distortion and unevenness of glaze as "scenery," and respect history by repairing scratches with "kintsugi" (metal joints).
When appreciating the bowl, one should avoid the most beautiful front side and sip the bowl, enjoying with all five senses the weight of the bowl in one's hand, the texture on one's lips, and the beauty of the greenery reflected on the bowl. The matcha bowl, with its condensed history, philosophy, and craftsmanship, is truly a "universe you can hold in your hand" and a symbol of the Japanese sense of beauty.
電子レンジは600Wで数分のあたため程度なら可。直火不可。食洗機可。
抹茶碗は、茶道で抹茶を飲むための器であり、単なる道具を超えた工芸・芸術的価値を持つ茶席の主役です。「一楽、二萩、三唐津」と称される格付けに加え、季節に応じた機能性（冬の筒茶碗、夏の平茶碗など）と、茶筌の振りやすさを考慮した設計が特徴です。
最大の魅力は、日本独自の「不完全の美」にあります。均整を求める西洋とは異なり、歪みや釉薬のムラを「景色」として愛で、傷を「金継ぎ」で修復して歴史を尊びます。
鑑賞の際は、最も美しい「正面」を避けて口をつける作法を通じ、手に伝わる重みや唇に触れる質感、碗に映える緑の美しさを五感で楽しみます。歴史、哲学、職人技が凝縮された抹茶碗は、まさに「手に取れる宇宙」であり、日本の美意識を象徴する存在といえます。