Bizen Tea Bowl

Bizen ware, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, has been made in Okayama since the 12th–13th century.
This unglazed matcha bowl was wood-fired, producing natural ash patterns and fire marks on its reddish clay body.
Its weight and solidity give a sense of grounded presence, valued in the tea ceremony for expressing the raw elements of earth and flame.

Product Specifications (Example: Bizen Ware Matcha Tea Bowl)

• Origin: Bizen, Okayama Prefecture

• Manufacturer: Sangoku-Gama（三国窯）
• Artist: Ohara Jari　（大原砂利）

• Usage: For tea ceremony, matcha preparation, interior display, or collection

Size (Approx.)

• Diameter (rim): 12 – 12.5 cm

• Height: 7 – 7.5 cm

• Weight: approx. 215 g

Material & Technique

• Material: Ceramic (Bizen clay)

Accessories

• Paulownia wooden box (Outer dimensions: approx. 15 cm × 15 cm × 11.5 cm)