Produced in the historic Mino province, present-day Gifu prefecture, Mino-yaki has a long ceramic history dating back to the 11th century, and since the 19th century has specialised in porcelain for everyday crockery. Mino ceramic production developed in correlation with that of Seto, in neighbouring Aichi prefecture, where one of the legendary Six Ancient Kilns of Japan was located. A variety of styles and glazing techniques were produced in Mino following the Japanese tea ceremony, or Chanoyu, boom in the Momoyama period (1573–1615), including yellow Kiseto, black Setoguro and Tenmoku glazes, as well as Shino and Oribe wares.
Matcha Bowl
Karatsu
Mino
SKU
0196
White Chawan tea bowl in a contemporary Karatsu style glaze with small dark speckles. Handcrafted in Japan, perfect for preparing Matcha for everyday enjoyment.
Item | Matcha tea bowl |
Colour | White with dark speckles |
Origin | Gifu, Japan |
Style | Mino-yaki |
Dimensions | Ø12.5 x 7.2cm |
Material | Ceramic |
Shape | Wan-nari (椀形 "bowl shaped") |
Packaging | Gift box |
Each piece is handmade and unique, therefore colour and dimensions may vary slightly
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