– Kuri – Kyoyaki Tea Bowl

Kiyomizu ware is a Kyoto pottery tradition that emerged in the early 17th century, reflecting the refined culture of Japan’s ancient capital. The cream glaze with fine crackle is hand-painted with chestnut motifs in warm autumn tones. Its seasonal design makes it ideal not only for celebrating the harvest season but also for enjoying tea in daily life.

Product Specifications

• Origin: Kyoto Prefecture (Kyoyaki / Kiyomizuyaki ware)

• Maker: Akatsuki-Gama （暁窯）

• Artist: Akiyama Okada（岡田暁山）

• Usage: Tea ceremony, matcha preparation, interior display, or collection

Size (Approx.)

• Diameter (rim): 12 – 12.5 cm
• Height: 7 – 7.5 cm
• Weight: approx. 124 g

Material & Technique

• Material: Ceramic

• Technique: Handcrafted, traditional Kiyomizu ware pottery

Accessories

• Paulownia wooden box (Outer dimensions: approx. 18.5 × 18.5 × 11.5 cm)
  Please note: This box is not the original dedicated box for this tea bowl. It is a replacement box from another tea bowl, and the inscriptions on the box do not correspond to this item.