Handcrafted in Shiga Prefecture, this matcha bowl captures the essence of Shigaraki-yaki—a rustic pottery tradition rooted in Japan’s natural landscapes. Made from locally sourced clay near Lake Biwa, the bowl showcases warm, pink earthy tones and a raw, unglazed surface that feels grounded and authentic.
The rough, unglazed finish is a signature of traditional wood-firing, where flames and ash naturally interact with the clay—leaving behind unique markings and organic asymmetry. No two are ever the same.
This bowl isn’t just for tea—it’s a vessel that brings nature and craft into every sip. Whether you're whisking your morning matcha or slowing down with a quiet afternoon bowl, the natural feel of Shigaraki pottery adds depth and warmth to the experience.
Why choose handmade teaware like this? Because it's more than functional—it’s personal. Each bowl is shaped by the hands of skilled artisans who carry centuries of tradition in their fingertips. You're not just drinking tea. You're holding a story and using a piece of art.
