Matcha Bowl - Moss Flame / 抹茶碗 soup Hanakiriko involves thinning the glass

Hanakiriko involves thinning the glass surface

It was surprisingly easy and satisfying when we tried them on these graters

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It combines street jeans fashion in western culture and Japanese ceramic skills

This delicate harmony of colours evokes the image of softly fragrant spring flowers captured in full bloom

Matcha Bowl - Moss Flame / 抹茶碗 soup Hanakiriko involves thinning the glassRooted in over 1,300 years of ceramic tradition, this matcha bowl is a fine example of Minowarea celebrated style of pottery from Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, each bowl reflects the quiet beauty and organic form that defines the Japanese tea ceremony. The generous shape of the chawan allows for smooth whisking, while the subtle textures and earthy glazes embody the spirit of wabi sabithe appreciation of imperfection and