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Inoue Tea Brushstroke Brown Mino-yaki Chawan - Japanese Matcha Bowl
$40.00
Bring authentic Japanese craftsmanship to your matcha ritual with this Inoue Tea Brushstroke Brown Mino-yaki Chawan. Handcrafted from clay sourced in Japan's historic Mino Province, this matcha bowl combines traditional pottery techniques with functional elegance for the perfect ceremonial vessel.
Mino-yaki pottery represents centuries of Japanese artisanal tradition, tracing its roots back to the 7th century. The region's nutrient-rich soil yields clay that fires to a warm, earthy brown with subtle brushstroke details. Each bowl is individually crafted, making it a one-of-a-kind addition to your tea ceremony setup.
Why You'll Love This Matcha Bowl
- Authentic matcha preparation: The wide, shallow design allows for proper whisking and heat distribution when preparing matcha green tea
- Authentic Japanese pottery: Handcrafted in Mino Province using traditional kiln methods passed down through generations
- Perfect capacity: 500ml holds the ideal amount for a traditional matcha serving or multiple whisks
- Natural glaze finish: The brushstroke brown aesthetic adds visual interest and reflects the artisan's hand at every stage
- Durable and functional: Built to withstand regular ceremonial use and become more beautiful with age
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Inoue Tea Brushstroke Brown Mino-yaki Chawan?
This matcha bowl measures 4.7 inches wide and 2.9 inches tall with a 16.9oz (500ml) capacity—ideal for traditional matcha whisking and serving.
Is this chawan suitable for making matcha green tea?
Yes. The wide bowl design is specifically engineered for matcha preparation, allowing you to whisk matcha tea powder smoothly and achieve the proper frothy consistency.
How do I care for this Japanese matcha bowl?
Hand wash only to preserve the handcrafted glaze and brushstroke details. Avoid the dishwasher and prolonged soaking.
Specifications
- Width: 4.7 inches
- Height: 2.9 inches
- Capacity: 16.9 oz / 500 ml
- Origin: Japan (Mino Province, Gifu Prefecture)
- Material: Handcrafted pottery
- Care: Hand wash recommended
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