MATCHA TEA BOWLS

A selection of authentic Japanese matcha bowls for the preparation of Matcha Ceremonial tea powder.

  1. £35.00
    The dark brown exterior with mineral salts in the glaze complements the rich shades of deep turquoise blue inside this Matcha bowl. A work of art.
  2. £48.00
    The dark brown and earth tones of this Matcha bowl complement the shape. A work of art.
  3. Aoaka Red/Blue Matcha Bowl
    Out of stock
    £24.00
    This authentic one person Japanese Matcha tea bowl has a beautiful bold glaze of light blue rivulets on red. Being freely applied the finish is unique to each one made. It is 10cm in diameter and 6.5cm deep. Brimful it holds approximately 375ml.
  4. £76.00
    The basic shape of the Matcha bowl Aoshino Unofu is reshaped again and again by hand so that each bowl is individualized. After that, the master potters skillfully influence the firing process and the surface structure. The random pattern on the white glaze usually reminds people of landscape paintings. The Unofu style of the same name was established in Japan in the late 16th century.
  5. Arata Blue Matcha Tea Bowl
    Out of stock
    £31.00
    The dark blue glaze and subtle ridges in the form create a simple, elegant look . A work of art. This was produced in the famous pottery region of Mino, in the prefecture of Gifu in central Japan. The pottery called Mino-Yaki has been produced for over 1000 years. D 12 cm H 7.5cm
  6. £31.00
    The mint green glaze and subtle ridges in the form create a simple, elegant look . A work of art. This was produced in the famous pottery region of Mino, in the prefecture of Gifu in central Japan. The pottery called Mino-Yaki has been produced for over 1000 years. D 12 cm H 7.5cm
  7. £50.00
    This authentic one person Japanese Matcha tea bowl is glazed with an green and earth coloured pigment. Being freely applied the finish is unique to each one made. The traditional 'imperfect' handmade shape is glazed to reveali its artisanal markings. There is something simply beautiful about this bowl. It is 12cm in diameter and 7.5cm deep. Brimful it holds approximately 425ml.
  8. Hana Lilac Mini Matcha Tea Bowl
    Out of stock
    £26.00
    This authentic one person Japanese Matcha tea bowl is decorated with a lilac coloured blossom motif on white, stoneware glaze, at once rustic and delicate in character. It is 9.8cm in diameter and 7.8cm deep. Brimful it holds approximately 350ml. This was produced in the famous pottery region of Mino, in the prefecture of Gifu in central Japan. The pottery called Mino-Yaki has been produced for over 1000 years.
  9. £65.00
    This authentic, hand made Japanese Matcha tea bowl has a beautiful iron like metallic glaze, shades of silver and iron-black creating a lustrous finish. Being hand applied the finish is unique to each one made. It is intended to invoke the look of patinated metal or the meteor marked surface of the moon.
  10. £48.00
    A beautiful handmade Matcha the bowl with a shiny glaze that has many tones of green, purple and blue. Each application is unique.
  11. £35.00
    The beautiful, muted, pastel tones of this matcha bowl, being freely applied the finish is unique to each one made. It is 12.5cm in diameter and 7.5cm deep. Brimful it holds approximately 400ml. This was produced in the famous pottery region of Mino, in the prefecture of Gifu in central Japan. The pottery called Mino-Yaki has been produced for over 1000 years.
  12. Mahoganī Matcha Tea Bowl 400ml
    Out of stock
    £31.00
    This Matcha tea bowl is typical of the traditional, artisan style with its ribbed, wavy shape. The glaze is a shiny, mahogany brown in colour with a metallic lustre. It holds 400ml.
  13. £48.00
    The white, grey and pink tones of this bowl complement the rustic shape. A work of art. This was produced in the famous pottery region of Mino, in the prefecture of Gifu in central Japan. The pottery called Mino-Yaki has been produced for over 1000 years.
  14. £11.00
    Matcha is a superpower amongst teas. This special green tea is derived from Gyokuro tea, whose name translates as ‘Precious Dew’ and is shaded with reed screens for twenty days prior to harvesting to block out the sun. This serves to increase the chlorophyll and amino acid content. It is this amino acid, called theanine, and a special processing technique that give Gyokuro its unique sweet flavour and intense aroma. The greater quantities of these ingredients also increase its health-giving properties over other green teas. Gyokuro teas are then used to make the ceremonial tea Matcha, which is painstakingly ground in a special mill to a fine powder for whisking. Packets sold at a 40g weight.
  15. £83.00
    From the outside, this bowl looks like a simple bowl, thanks to its simple dark glazed surface. On closer inspection however, the silver finish of the inside of the bowl catches the light and shows the truly high quality of this bowl. Its shape lies comfortably in the hand. A true work of art.