This Iga ware matcha bowl features the bold textures of coarse clay
and the flowing patterns of natural ash glaze, formed through slow firing in a wood kiln.
The result is a singular piece that feels as if earth and flame have shaped it together.
Its substantial weight and grounded form enhance the meditative act of preparing tea.
Ideal for both daily enjoyment and as a meaningful gift or collector’s item.
Origin: Iga, Mie Prefecture, Japan
Manufacturer / Kiln: Sanda Kiln(三田窯)
Artist: Kei Tanimoto(谷本 景)
Usage: For tea ceremony, matcha preparation, interior display, or collection
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Material & Technique
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Material: Ceramic (Iga clay, rich in silica and resistant to high temperatures)
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Technique: Traditional Iga ware firing, featuring natural ash glaze and distinctive kiln effects that create unique textures and rustic aesthetics
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