Chawan – Buy the handmade matcha bowl "Kisaragi" | Japanese tea bowl in dark elegance

The handmade matcha bowl "Kisaragi" is named after the traditional Japanese month of February . In ancient Japanese calendars, the months had poetic names that were often associated with natural phenomena or cultural customs. "Kisaragi" (如月) is often interpreted as the "month of changing clothes," as this is the time when winter clothes were exchanged for lighter spring garments.

This meaning is reflected in the design of the bowl: its deep dark glaze with subtle, shimmering accents symbolizes the transition from winter darkness to the budding hope of spring.

Traditional craftsmanship from Japan

Crafted in the historic Mino ceramics region according to centuries-old tradition, each matcha bowl is unique . This deep-rooted craftsmanship gives "Kisaragi" not only an exceptional design but also a soul that machine-made products lack.

With "Kisaragi," you bring an authentic piece of Japanese tea culture into your tea ceremony . Whether for your own enjoyment or as a stylish gift —this Japanese tea bowl combines elegance , history , and the beauty of nature .

✔ Special features:

• Handmade Chawan with unique glaze in deep black

• Inspired by the traditional month of Kisaragi – symbol of transition and renewal

• Perfect for your tea ceremony & the enjoyment of Matcha

• Japanese ceramic art from the Mino region

• An ideal gift for Matcha lovers & Japan fans

• Height : 8 cm

• Diameter : 12.2 cm

• Weight : 370 g

• Filling volume : 500 ml

✨ Each matcha bowl is unique

Small variations in color and shape make each “Kisaragi” a unique work of art – that is precisely what makes it so charming .