A handmade matcha bowl inspired by the quiet beauty of Shino ware.
Crafted in Mino, one of Japan’s most celebrated pottery regions, this chawan features a striking blend of charcoal-gray and soft white glaze. The surface reveals subtle variations created during firing, giving each bowl its own unique landscape of texture, movement, and depth.
The gently irregular form sits comfortably in the hands, while the thick ceramic walls help retain warmth during tea preparation. Its expressive glaze and earthy clay body embody the spirit of wabi-sabi — finding beauty in imperfection, variation, and natural processes.
Whether used for preparing matcha, enjoying tea, or displayed as a ceramic object, this bowl brings a quiet sense of Japanese craftsmanship into everyday rituals.
Details
Product: Sumi Shino Matcha Bowl
Origin: Mino Ware, Japan
Material: Ceramic
Technique: Handmade
Use: Matcha, tea, decorative display
Made in Japan
About Mino Ware
Mino ware is one of Japan’s oldest and most celebrated ceramic traditions, produced in Gifu Prefecture for over 1,300 years. Known for its diversity of forms and glazes, it continues to blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Please Note
Each bowl is individually handmade.
Variations in shape, glaze patterns, texture, color, and firing marks are natural characteristics of the piece and make every bowl unique.
