Matcha bowl 4.53'' dia. Japanese tea cup for tea ceremony, Authentic Mino Ware Pottery, Hagikesho Chawan, M59113 from Japan

Minoware refers to the great tradition and classical style of Japanese pottery. With a long history dating back over 1300 years, it is both an art form and a functional craft that produces practical items for daily use. It was certified as a traditional craftwork by The Ministry of International Trade and Industry in 1978. Minoyaki is a broad term that encompasses several styles of pottery with diverse colors, finishes, and enamels. Some famous examples of Minoyaki are as follows: Hino-Yaki is rich black or brown, warm and earthy. Oribe-Yaki is fresh with dark greens and less constraints on the traditional design. Kiseto-Yaki is known for light yellow and intriguing washes of green paints. Setokuro is glossy and black, achieved with quick high temperature firings. The name Minoyaki itself references the Mino region where it originated, located in the present-day Gifu Prefecture with high concentrations of Minoyaki artisans in Toki City, Tajimi City, Mizunami City, Kani City. Today the Mino region still produces over 50% of the pottery made in Japan. In the rich and complex world of Japanese arts and aesthetics, Minoyaki is of great cultural value.

Naoki Matcha✓A GREAT DEAL, BY NAOKI MATCHA - New to matcha or never tried a traditional matcha whisk? Buy this set for maximum utility and cost effectiveness.. ✓NOW YOU CAN MAKE LOVELY MATCHA WITH EXCELLENT FOAM - The prongs on this whisk serve to break up the clumps of matcha. Make matcha tea like usucha and koicha just like how it is served to you in Japan.. ✓USE BAMBOO, NOT STEEL FOR MATCHA TEA - Steel reacts with matcha to give off a strange bitter taste. In Japan, people have perfecte

There is a lot of variation with tea bowls or Chawans. There are some with a rustic look, some made with the idea of wabi-sabi (roughly meaning embracing imperfection or flawed beauty), some made with a foot, others shallow. This particular type of Chawan is designed to easily whisk Matcha tea with a rounded bottom and taller sides. The size is designed to large enough to whisk tea while being small enough to easily drink directly out of without feeling awkward. Chawans can also be considered an

----- INSTRUCTIONS & PRODUCT CARE ----- Whisk: How to; Soak the prongs in cold water for a few minutes before each use, inspect the whisk and remove any broken prongs, add your favorite matcha powder then add hot water approximately 175f and whisk briskly in an ''M'' shape until frothy. Clean; wash under cold water, Gently rub the prongs to remove powder, Pat dry then air dry. Store; we recommend to keep it on a stand, If in container then keep in upright position and make sure it's 100% dry, an

It is Mino of green tea bowl made of a long history and tradition. Mino has accounted for about 60% of the production is the national share of tableware, it is no exaggeration to say that the representative of the pottery of Japan.Size: (approx) Diameter 10.5 x Height 7.5 cm. Material: Pottery. Country of Origin: Japan.

Description:   This tea bowl is made by ceramic, durable and environmentally friendly The matcha bowl can be appreciated as a tea cup to drink matcha green tea every day, or perform in Japanese tea ceremony Ideal for drinking coffee or tea, eating meal, serving soup or dessert in, suitable for home, hotel, restaurant, cafe and so on Distinctive traditional Chinese style pattern, unique and exquisite, creationg a nostalgic feeling, adding a artistic lasting appeal to your home A perfect special

Minoyaki or Minoware refers to the great tradition and classical style of Japanese pottery. With a long history dating back over 1300 years, it is both an art form and a functional craft that produces practical items for daily use. It was certified as a traditional craftwork by The Ministry of International Trade and Industry in 1978. Minoyaki is a broad term that encompasses several styles of pottery with diverse colors, finishes, and enamels. Some famous examples of Minoyaki are as follows: Hi

Minoyaki or Minoware refers to the great tradition and classical style of Japanese pottery. With a long history dating back over 1300 years, it is both an art form and a functional craft that produces practical items for daily use. It was certified as a traditional craftwork by The Ministry of International Trade and Industry in 1978. Minoyaki is a broad term that encompasses several styles of pottery with diverse colors, finishes, and enamels. Some famous examples of Minoyaki are as follows: Hi