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Chikara Matcha Bowl # 94376

Chikara Matcha Bowl # 94376, 375 ml

A handcrafted kurinuki-style matcha bowl, shaped by carving from a solid block of clay for a unique, organic texture. The subtle earthy tones with green glaze accents give it a natural and balanced appearance. With a 375 ml capacity, it provides a comfortable size for whisking matcha. A distinctive piece that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Measurements: 11 cm width, and 9 cm height

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A handcrafted kurinuki-style matcha bowl, shaped by carving from a solid block of clay for a unique, organic texture. The subtle earthy tones with green glaze accents give it a natural and balanced appearance. With a 375 ml capacity, it provides a comfortable size for whisking matcha. A distinctive piece that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Measurements: 11 cm width, and 9 cm height Kurinuki is a traditional Japanese pottery technique where a piece of clay is carved out from a solid block, rather than being shaped on a wheel. This method creates unique, organic forms with rough, textured surfaces, making each piece one of a kind. It is often used for tea bowls, emphasizing natural aesthetics and handcrafted individuality. Note: The whisk is not included.

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A handcrafted kurinuki-style matcha bowl, shaped by carving from a solid block of clay for a unique, organic texture. The subtle earthy tones with green glaze accents give it a natural and balanced appearance. With a 375 ml capacity, it provides a comfortable size for whisking matcha. A distinctive piece that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.

Measurements: 11 cm width, and 9 cm height

Kurinuki is a traditional Japanese pottery technique where a piece of clay is carved out from a solid block, rather than being shaped on a wheel. This method creates unique, organic forms with rough, textured surfaces, making each piece one of a kind. It is often used for tea bowls, emphasizing natural aesthetics and handcrafted individuality.

Note: The whisk is not included.