Handcrafted Japanese Matcha Bowl | Mino-yaki Chawan L-theanine energy 300°C causes the clay to

300°C causes the clay to vitrify — fusing into a dense

shaped for warmth in the hands

Yabukita (Structure)

Meiso matcha does the rest

Handcrafted Japanese Matcha Bowl | Mino-yaki Chawan L-theanine energy 300°C causes the clay toHandcrafted Japanese Matcha Bowl. The Shiro hake Tenmoku. One brushstroke. Yours alone. No two leave the kiln the same. This bowl is made at Yamaki Kiln in Mizunami, Gifu a studio with 98 years of Mino yaki tradition. The white brushstroke you see is painted by hand onto a deep Tenmoku glaze. One movement. One craftsman. The mark on your bowl has never existed before. Fired at 1,300C. Shaped for warmth in both hands. Made for the matcha ritual you