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Shinzan-gama Yamatsu: Kiln-Changed Glaze “Kukuri” Sencha Bowl “Shuka” “Hanezu”

A charming tea bowl crafted with a kiln-changed glaze that exudes a unique character.

Featuring the “Kukuri” (knot) shape, characterized by a rim that appears to be tightly tied.
The bowl is slightly curved to fit comfortably against the lips.
It is a modern reinterpretation of the size and shape of the Kise Tenmoku tea bowls that first appeared during the Muromachi period.

The glaze is available in a total of 10 colors.

“Shuka – Hanezu” is a time-honored color that frequently appears in the *Man’yōshū*, representing the ever-changing nature of the human heart.
Koban glaze is a type of glaze whose color is determined by its location within the kiln, as well as the rising and cooling temperatures.
The sencha bowls we deliver feature glaze colors that have absorbed the seasonal temperature of the day inside the kiln.
No two bowls are exactly the same—please enjoy the unique variations in hue of each piece.

*Koban glaze is greatly influenced by the kiln temperature, primarily resulting in a unique, yellowish-brown hue.
The “more scorched” option features random scorched patterns.
Please note that even if you purchase multiple pieces of the same color, the shades may not match exactly.
Please be aware of this before making your purchase.
“Heavy” and “light” burning are approximate guidelines.
Please understand that these are not precise standards.

Recommended uses: Teacups, cups, sencha bowls,

*Click here for other items in the [Kiln-Changed Glaze Sencha] series / Series Items

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SD item code:17449271

Detail Price & Quantity
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Lot 1
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(90196938)
JAN:4580268715695
(90196938) JAN:4580268715695

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Details
Item added on: 2026/8/25
Shipping Date
About 10 days
Dimensions
Width: 8.3 x 8.3 cm
Height: 4.7 cm
Capacity (when full): approx. 130 cc
Weight: approx. 95 g
Texture: smooth
Microwave-safe
Dishwasher-safe (for home use)
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Ceramic / Mino ware (Made in Japan)
Package: Individual box

Description

Shinzan-gama Yamatsu: Kiln-Changed Glaze “Kukuri” Sencha Bowl “Shuka” “Hanezu”

A charming tea bowl crafted with a kiln-changed glaze that exudes a unique character.

Featuring the “Kukuri” (knot) shape, characterized by a rim that appears to be tightly tied.
The bowl is slightly curved to fit comfortably against the lips.
It is a modern reinterpretation of the size and shape of the Kise Tenmoku tea bowls that first appeared during the Muromachi period.

The glaze is available in a total of 10 colors.

“Shuka – Hanezu” is a time-honored color that frequently appears in the *Man’yōshū*, representing the ever-changing nature of the human heart.
Koban glaze is a type of glaze whose color is determined by its location within the kiln, as well as the rising and cooling temperatures.
The sencha bowls we deliver feature glaze colors that have absorbed the seasonal temperature of the day inside the kiln.
No two bowls are exactly the same—please enjoy the unique variations in hue of each piece.

*Koban glaze is greatly influenced by the kiln temperature, primarily resulting in a unique, yellowish-brown hue.
The “more scorched” option features random scorched patterns.
Please note that even if you purchase multiple pieces of the same color, the shades may not match exactly.
Please be aware of this before making your purchase.
“Heavy” and “light” burning are approximate guidelines.
Please understand that these are not precise standards.

Recommended uses: Teacups, cups, sencha bowls,

*Click here for other items in the [Kiln-Changed Glaze Sencha] series / Series Items

*View by Newest First / New Item

*View by Popularity / View Popularity

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Estimated Arrival
Shipping Method Estimated Arrival
Sea Mail From Oct.13th 2026 to Dec.15th 2026
Air Mail From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.29th 2026
EMS From Sep.24th 2026 to Sep.29th 2026
Pantos Express From Sep.28th 2026 to Oct.1st 2026
DHL From Sep.24th 2026 to Sep.28th 2026
UPS From Sep.24th 2026 to Sep.28th 2026
FedEx From Sep.24th 2026 to Sep.28th 2026
*Some delivery methods may not be available depending on the product or the weight.
*UPS and the UPS logo are trademarks that are used with permission by the owner, United Parcel Service of America, Inc. All rights reserved.
Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

*Due to the nature of the product, there may be uneven coloring, pattern irregularities, slight warping, and minor scratches that are unavoidable during the manufacturing process; however, items that meet the manufacturer’s* and our company’s quality standards are considered acceptable.
*Props shown in the product images are not included.
*Due to the nature of the glaze, glaze drips, iron particles, and pinholes may occur.
*Reproduction of images is prohibited. Please sell at the listed retail price.
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