Inoue Tea Buronzu Red Mino-yaki Chawan - Japanese Matcha Bowl

Prepare matcha like a master with this handcrafted Japanese matcha bowl from Inoue Tea. Shaped and finished in the centuries-old Mino-yaki tradition, this bronze-red chawan brings authentic ceremony to your daily matcha green tea ritual. The generous 14oz capacity and thoughtfully curved interior make whisking smooth, aerating matcha powder into a perfect creamy froth every time.

Mino-yaki pottery originates from Gifu Prefecture's clay-rich region, a craft refined since the 7th century. Each bowl carries that heritage—genuine Japanese artisanal quality you'll feel in your hands. Whether you're exploring matcha tea benefits or simply deepening your green tea practice, this vessel transforms preparation into mindfulness.

Why You'll Love This Inoue Chawan

• Authentic Mino-yaki craftsmanship — Handmade using traditional Japanese pottery methods and local clay
• Optimal whisking design — Curved interior and weighted base support proper matcha technique
• Beautiful bronze-red glaze — Subtle, timeless finish that complements any kitchen aesthetic
• Generous capacity — 14oz holds plenty for thick or thin matcha preparations
• Durable everyday piece — Built to last through daily use and ceremony

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Inoue Tea Buronzu Red Mino-yaki Chawan special?
This bowl is handcrafted using clay from Gifu Prefecture and finished in the historic Mino-yaki style—a pottery tradition dating back over 1,300 years. The design is specifically shaped to support proper matcha whisking technique.

Can I use this bowl for other teas?
Absolutely. While designed for matcha green tea, the chawan works beautifully for any tea ceremony preparation or as a decorative serving piece.

How do I care for this Inoue matcha bowl?
Handwash with warm water and mild soap. Avoid the dishwasher to preserve the glaze and craftsmanship.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 4.6″ W × 2.7″ H
• Capacity: 14oz / 414ml
• Material: Mino-yaki ceramic with bronze-red glaze
• Origin: Japan (Gifu Prefecture)
• Care: Handwash only

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