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Matcha bowls (Chawan) – handmade in Japan

Discover our collection of handcrafted matcha bowls (chawan) from Japan's Mino region. Artfully glazed, each piece is unique – perfect for beginners, tea lovers, and anyone who wants to experience Japanese culture mindfully.

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Matchaschale Kazan in rot mit silbrigen Flecken, glänzend
Matchaschale Kazan in Rot mit silbrigen Flecken wird von einer Frauenhand ins Bild gehalten

Chawan - Matcha bowl "Kazan"

€39,90

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Die Matchaschale Kuroi ist schwarz mit matter Oberfläche. Sie hat mehrere Rillen.
Die schwarze, matte Matchaschale Kuroi wird von einer Frauenhand gehalten.

Chawan - Matcha bowl "Kuroi"

€29,90

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Die Matchaschale Satsuma in der Farbe Orange. Ihre Oberfläche hat große Ähnlichkeit mit einer Mandarine, mit vielen unregelmäßigen kleinen Löchern
Die orangefarbige Matchaschale Satsuma wird von einer Hand ins Bild gehoben

Chawan - Matcha bowl "Satsuma"

€39,90

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Die Matchaschale Shiroi ist schneeweiß und matt. Sie weist etwa vier Rillen auf, die es leichter machen, sie in der Hand zu halten
Die reinweiße Matchaschale Shiroi wird von einer Frauenhand ins Bild gehalten.

Chawan - Matcha bowl "Shiroi"

€29,90

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Chawan Yoru mit gelbem Fuß, schwarz glasiert, mit winzigen Kristallen übersäht
Die Innenseite der Matchaschale Yoru ist ebenfalls schwarz glasiert, mit winzigen Kristallen überzogen.

Chawan - Matcha bowl "Yoru"

€39,90

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Teesieb aus Edelstahl in Silber mit trichterförmigem Sieb und praktischem Griff – seitlich liegend auf hellem Hintergrund
Seitliche Ansicht des silbernen Teesiebs aus Edelstahl mit spitz zulaufendem Sieb – stilvolles Teezubehör für die Tee-Zubereitung

stainless steel tea strainer

€9,90

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3 colors
Matcha set black

Matcha set black

€44,90

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Matcha set white

Matcha set white

€44,90

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Chawan – Matcha bowls from Japan

What is a chawan?

TheChawanis the traditional JapaneseMatcha bowland central element of thetea ceremony(Chanoyu). Originally adopted from China, it developed in Japan into a symbol ofWabi-Sabi-Aesthetics – the beauty of the imperfect, simple, and transient. In the 15th century, the Zen monk Murata Jukō coined this attitude, which was later further refined by Sen no Rikyū.Chawantherefore stands not only for function, but also for mindfulness and deep cultural meaning.

Our Chawan collection

OurMatcha bowlsare in the JapaneseMino regionhandmade – a center forCeramic artwith centuries-old tradition. EveryChawanis aUniquewith individual glaze and shape. We purchase small, changing batches to ensure each piece remains unique.

Who are our chawan suitable for?

✔ ForBeginners: An authentic start into the world ofMatcha

✔ ForTea lovers:Craftsmanship qualitymeets aesthetic demands

✔ ForCulture enthusiasts: The connection fromJapanese traditionandZen philosophyexperience

Why buy a chawan from Shinkoko?

Authentic: Direct import from Japan, manufactured in theMino region

Exclusive: Limited quantities, regular new designs

Sensible: EveryMatcha bowlas an expression ofMindfulness, peace and naturalness

Frequently asked questions about Chawan & Matcha bowls

What is the difference between a chawan and a regular tea bowl?

TheChawanis specifically designed forPreparation of MatchaIts wide shape makes it easier to whip with theMatcha broom (Chasen)Compared to normal tea bowls, the Chawan focuses not only on function but also on aesthetic and cultural depth.

Why are matcha bowls so different in shape and design?

EveryChawanis a handmade unique piece, characterized by the JapaneseWabi-Sabi-Philosophy. Differences in glaze, shape and color are not a flaw, but an expression of personality and traditionalCeramic art.

How do I properly care for my chawan?

We recommend,Do not put Chawan bowls in the dishwasher, as this may affect the lifespan. Instead, simplyRinse with warm waterand then dry thoroughly – this will keep the bowl beautiful and functional for a long time.

What should I look for when buying a matcha bowl?

Handmade workmanshipfrom Japan

✔ Sufficient size for whipping the matcha

✔ Stable shape and comfortable handling

✔ Design that appeals to you and suits your tea ritual