Hagi Ware Japanese Pottery Matcha Bowl Oni-Shiro Raku No.2 Kunisuke Kiln New

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Hagi Ware Japanese Pottery Matcha Bowl Oni-Shiro Raku No.2 Kunisuke Kiln New:
$1007.00

(About Hagi ware)Hagi ware is a traditional Japanese pottery from Hagi City in Yamaguchi Prefecture, with a history of more than 400 years.It is well known for its soft and gentle texture that feels comfortable in your hand.One of the most unique characteristics of Hagi ware is that it changes with use.Over time, tea, coffee, or other drinks gradually soak into the clay and glaze, and the color and texture slowly transform.This change is called the “Seven Transformations of Hagi.”Hagi ware also represents the Japanese spirit of wabi-sabi — the beauty of simplicity, imperfection, and natural change.Each piece becomes more personal the longer you use it, growing together with you.(Material)Pottery
(Origin)Made in Japan / Hagi ware
(Crafted by)Kunisuke Nakahara
(Condition)Brand new
(Size)Diameter: approx. 12.5 cm (4.92 in) × Height: approx. 10.0 cm (3.94 in)
(Includes)Traditional paulownia wooden box　　(About the product)This Oni-Shiro Raku No.2 features a form that fits comfortably in the hand, offering excellent stability and ease of use.Its refined yet rustic appearance embodies both elegance and strength — a perfect balance that makes it ideal for enjoying matcha or as a beautiful display piece.Handcrafted at the Kunisuke Kiln, this tea bowl reflects the long history and tradition of Hagi ware, which originated from Korean pottery techniques and evolved uniquely in Japan.Each piece carries a sense of warmth and craftsmanship, showcasing the artisan’s skill and sensitivity.With its serene beauty and quiet presence, this tea bowl brings a moment of calm and mindfulness to your daily life.It comes carefully packaged in a wooden box, making it an excellent choice as a thoughtful gift or a special treat for yourself.
(About Oni-Shiro)Oni-shiro is a style of Hagi ware characterized by the combination of a strong, rough clay texture and the soft, elegant expression created by white glaze.By deliberately using coarse clay and applying a thick layer of white glaze, the surface develops natural variations and gentle unevenness, with subtle tones shifting from milky white to pale gray.It has a strong presence suitable for everyday use, enhances the atmosphere of tea ceremony settings, and also offers beautiful appeal when displayed.This tasteful piece of Hagi ware expresses quiet elegance within its ruggedness, along with the warmth unique to handcrafted pottery.(About Kunisuke Kiln)For 50 years since it first opened, Kunisuke Kiln has been creating timeless pieces that fit comfortably in the hand, utilizing the traditional techniques of Hagi ware while also incorporating a modern sensibility.(Notes on Hagi ware products)✓ Hagi ware is handmade pottery, so there are individual differences in color and shape.✓ Fine crack patterns called "Kannyu" (crazing) may appear on the surface of Hagi ware. This is a natural phenomenon and part of the unique texture.✓ Avoid sudden temperature changes (rapid cooling or heating), as they can cause cracks.✓ Microwave and dishwasher use is not recommended.✓ The more you use Hagi ware, the more its texture and color will develop. You can enjoy it for many years.✓ Be careful with strong impacts or dropping, as it may lead to cracks or chips.✓ Do not soak in water for extended periods.✓ When using it for the first time, slight water leakage may occur, but this will improve as the clay naturally absorbs moisture.✓ Store in a dry place with low humidity.(International Shipping)We ship this item from Japan via Japan Post EMS (Express Mail Service).EMS is a fast and reliable international shipping method that includes **tracking** and **insurance**.
・Estimated delivery time: 3–7 business days・Tracking number will be provided.・Fully insured for your peace of mind.
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