Description:

This elegant Japanese matcha tea bowl (chawan) features a striking contrast between deep black glaze and a textured white band encircling the body. The horizontal brush-like pattern evokes natural landscapes, reminiscent of snow layered over dark earth or distant horizons.

With its balanced form and understated aesthetic, this piece reflects a more modern interpretation of traditional Japanese ceramics while still embracing the philosophy of wabi-sabi—finding beauty in simplicity and subtle imperfection.

The gently irregular rim and tactile surface enhance both the visual and sensory experience, making it a pleasure to hold during tea preparation. Its refined yet expressive design makes it suitable for tea ceremony use, display, or as a thoughtful gift for collectors of Japanese pottery.

Each piece is unique, with slight variations in glaze and form that highlight its handcrafted nature.

Dimensions:

Diameter: approx. 11 cm

Height: approx. 8 cm

Weight: approx. 540 g

Period:

Showa era (approx. mid to late 20th century)

Origin:

Japan

Condition:

Good vintage condition with minor signs of use. No major cracks or chips observed.

Please note that all items are vintage and may show some signs of use due to their age. Kindly purchase with this understanding.

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