Shop Teaware Kiyomizu-yaki Chawan (Matcha Bowls) | Japanese Matcha Bowl – Igura Toshiya – Aomishima Kiyomizu-Yaki Tea Bowl

This Kiyomizu-Yaki Tea Bowl Has The Classic Wonari Shape And Is Decorated In A Unique Style Called Aomishima. Unlike The Traditional Mishima Style That Uses White Powder Paste To Highlight The Embossed Pattern, Here A Stylish Blue Is Used To Fill In The Embossed Pattern. The Base Glaze Underneath Is A Textured Matte Black.

Please Note: The Surface Of This Bowl Is Rough And May Wear Away The Chasen And Chakin.

This Chawan Is Made By Igura Toshiya Of Toshiya Kiln. Born In 1962, Mr. Ikura Opened His Own Kiln In 1984 And Has Since Become Known For His Unique Interpretations Of Classic Styles.

Kiyomizu-Yaki Is A Type Of Japanese Pottery Traditionally From The Gojozaka District Near Kiyomizu-Dera Temple In Kyoto, Japan. Kiyomizu-Yaki Is A Subset Of Kyo-Yaki And Refers To All Pottery Made In The Kyoto Area, Where Kiyomizu-Yaki Has Been Produced Since The 16Th Century.

Dimensions:

11.5 Cm – Width
7.2 Cm – Height
400 Ml – Capacity

Condition: Brand New

This Japanese Item Ships From The United States.