Matcha Bowls

A relatively flat and robust Matcha bowl (Chawan) with a rough surface in light grey, almost white with dark grey that shines through the white tone. The bowl lies well in the hand because of its size and weight.

A classic Matcha bowl (Chawan) with a smooth surface in medium grey.

A classic shaped Matcha bowl (Chawan) with a very rough surface in dark grey, almost black. The open-pored structure of the clay, which conveys a certain strength and archaic power, should be emphasized in this Chawan.

A matchashawl (Chawan), where you can clearly see, that it is a handmade bowl, because the Chawan has a slight "unbalance", which was created in the intention of the artist and makes it something very special. The color is medium gray with dark sprinkles, which you can feel well on the otherwise smooth surface.

A greyish-blue and quite heavy Matchaschale (Chawan), which possesses an interesting swing in the form, which fits very harmoniously into the hand.

A homogeneous ivory white, very classic and puristic Matcha bowl (Chawan).

An open light to medium grey bowl with a beautiful structure. Japanese would call this bowl a "summer bowl".

A classically shaped Matcha bowl (Chawan) in the rather bulbous shape with a very rough surface in dark grey, almost black. The open-pored structure of the clay, which conveys a certain puristic and archaic power, should be emphasized in this Chawan.

A Matchaschale (Chawan) in middle-gray with black and few white color-spots. The intended "dent" on the side of the bowl gives the perfect hold for the holding hand. 

A Matcha bowl (Chawan), which gives the impression to have already served the tea pleasure at the time of the Samurai in ancient Japan. Interesting structure of the surface, which alternates from rough to smooth around the bowl again and again.

A relatively high, classic white Matcha bowl (Chawan) with a black foot, which is relatively light. Puristic, noble.

A relatively high, classic white Matcha bowl (Chawan) with a black foot. In contrast to bowl no. 11, this bowl has straighter side walls. But the appearance is also puristic and noble.

A Matcha bowl (Chawan), which gives the impression that it has grown almost naturally and is not potted. Flat bottom with small foot. The dark colour of the clay is interesting in the light glaze.

This Matcha bowl (Chawan) was made according to the traditional "Kohiki" method.

This Matchaschale (Chawan) captivates by her conscious asymmetry and by the coloring, which varies from a few brown accents to a warm gray. Due to the extraordinary shape this Chawan is a real hand flatterer.

A Matcha bowl (Chawan) in the very classical form, it radiates a calm and unexcitedness that leaves the focus on the Matcha without distracting too much. A true classic. 

This Matcha bowl (Chawan) was made according to the traditional "Kohiki" method.

One Matchaschale (Chawan) in dark grey, almost black. Earthy, natural, wild in structure and feel with an incredible contrast to a high-quality Matcha, which this Chawan literally demands.

A Matcha bowl (Chawan) with well-formed side walls, which fit ideally into the holding hand. Due to the rough structure with interesting haptics.

A very light and bright, almost white Matchaschale (Chawan) with smooth surface and very discreet color splashes.

By working stones from the Kamogawa river into the clay mass, the classic black surface of the Oneechan matcha bowl is created during the firing process. Filling quantity: ca. 400ml , Height: ca. 8cm, Diameter: ca. 11,5cm

Also in this year we will offer again the inimitable Matchaschalen (Chawan) of Dirk Aleksic. We expect the new cups to be available at the end of November/beginning of December.