This Tenmoku-inspired Japanese chawan (matcha bowl) is handcrafted in Japan from durable stoneware and finished with a deep teal interior glaze. Its wan-nari form — gently widening toward the rim — supports smooth chasen movement and stable whisking, allowing fine foam to develop easily during matcha preparation. The contrast between the luminous interior and subtly textured exterior reflects traditional Japanese ceramic aesthetics while remaining well suited to modern daily use. Origin Japan — produced within Japan’s ceramic tradition for tea utensils and matcha bowls. Clay & Glaze Made from high-fired stoneware with a Tenmoku-inspired glaze. The interior features a glossy teal pool with natural depth and variation, while the exterior retains a darker, softly speckled ceramic finish. Form & Function The wan-nari chawan shape widens toward the rim, providing ample whisking space and controlled foam formation. Balanced wall thickness and a stable foot allow comfortable handling and pouring. Craftsmanship Hand-finished ceramic production results in subtle variation in glaze flow, tone, and surface pattern, making each bowl individually unique. Use Suitable for preparing matcha (usucha). The smooth glazed interior supports even whisking and fine foam. Dimensions Diameter: approx. 12.5 cmHeight: approx. 6.5 cmFull capacity: approx. 350 ml Packaging Protective box suitable for storage or gifting. Rarity Small-batch Japanese ceramic production and natural glaze variation make each Tenmoku chawan unique and available in limited quantities.
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