Inoue Aoi Mizu no Hana Beige Seto-yaki Chawan - Japanese Matcha Bowl

• Rooted in Seto pottery tradition: Seto-yaki has been made in Aichi Prefecture since the 13th century, and Seto is counted among the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. This chawan carries that heritage into your daily tea routine.
• Built for whisking: A wide, steady base keeps the bowl in place while you work the whisk in quick strokes. The rounded interior gives the tines room to move and helps you build an even, frothy layer.
• A comfortable grip: Natural indentations across the body add gentle texture, so the bowl sits securely in your hands while you whisk and sip.
• Easy-care glazed surface: The glaze resists soaking up moisture or lingering flavors, so each bowl of matcha tastes fresh.
• A thoughtful gift: The beige tones and water brush decoration make this chawan a handsome present for anyone who enjoys matcha, whether they are just starting out or have whisked for years.

Can I use the Inoue Aoi Mizu no Hana Seto-yaki chawan every day, or is it only for tea ceremony?
You can use it every day. Seto-yaki bowls come from Japanese tea ceremony tradition, but many matcha drinkers reach for them daily. This chawan works just as well for an everyday bowl as for a special occasion.

Is this Inoue matcha bowl big enough to prepare a matcha latte?
Yes. With a 16 fl oz (473 ml) capacity, the bowl gives you plenty of room to whisk a single serving of matcha green tea. You can also whisk a concentrated base here and then pour it over milk for a matcha latte.

How should I care for this Seto-yaki chawan?
Wash it by hand. Handwashing protects the glaze and the water brush decoration, so the bowl keeps its look through years of use.

• Product type: Matchaware (matcha bowl / chawan)
• Brand: Inoue Tea
• Material: Seto-yaki ceramic
• Finish: Beige glaze with water brush motifs and natural indentations
• Width: 4.9 inches
• Height: 2.8 inches
• Capacity: 16 fl oz (473 ml)
• Origin: Japan
• Care: Handwash recommended