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NAMARI Chawan - Handmade Ceramic Matcha Bowl - Seto Japan
NAMARI Chawan - Handmade Ceramic Matcha Bowl - Seto Japan
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This beautiful piece of work is made by the artisan in Seto, one of the Japan's Six Ancient Kilns dated back from the 1500s.
It has a black and silvery glazed finish that shine subtly, which is the famous iron-rich glaze Setoguro (瀬戸黒) originating in the Seto area around 16th century. It is in wan-nari shape, meaning it features a gentle curve from the foot to the lip, resembling a Japanese wooden bowl. Its circular design fits comfortably in your hands, provides visual and physical balance, making them easy to whisk in and drink from.
Each piece is handmade by the artist and every single one is unique.
+ Dimension: Approx. D115mm x H80mm
+ Region: Seto, Japan
+ Material: Clay
+ Forming: Wheel Throwing
+ Shape: Wan-nari (Wooden Bowl shape)
How to Care for Your Teapot
How to Care for Your Teapot
To keep your teapot in great shape, wash it with water only - no detergent! Ceramic teapots absorb residues, which can affect tea flavour.
Remove tea leaves once cooled and give the teapot a quick rinse to avoid stains. Turn it upside down to dry faster and prevent mold.
Skip the dishwasher - handwashing is the best way to preserve its beauty and functionality.
