Japanese Hagi Ware Matcha Bowl – Handmade by Nobuhiko Kaneko, Shiroyama Kiln
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100% Handcrafted
Each piece is handmade and truly unique — no two are exactly alike.
This Hagi ware matcha bowl is handcrafted by Nobuhiko Kaneko at the renowned Shiroyama Kiln in Japan. Known for its soft clay body, earthy texture, and subtle crackled glaze, each piece carries the gentle spirit of Japanese tea culture and is one-of-a-kind.Rustic Charm from Midcentury Japan
This vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.
Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.
Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.
Material: Ceramic, wood-fired
Glaze: Shino-style glaze with ash speckles
Diameter: ~11.8 cm
Height: ~7.7 cm
Food Safe: Yes (Lead-free)
Care: Hand wash recommended
Crafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-fired
Origin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950s
Availability: One of a kind – not restocked
Why You'll Love It
Authentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanship
Wabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulful
Perfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting
This vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.
Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.
Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.
Material: Ceramic, wood-fired
Glaze: Shino-style glaze with ash speckles
Diameter: ~11.8 cm
Height: ~7.7 cm
Food Safe: Yes (Lead-free)
Care: Hand wash recommended
Crafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-fired
Origin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950s
Availability: One of a kind – not restocked
Why You'll Love It
Authentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanship
Wabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulful
Perfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting
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- Dishwasher safe
- Microwave and oven safe up to 350°F for reheating morning coffee or the last bit of leftover soup
- Can also go in the fridge or freezer. Just avoid extreme temperature changes (like freezer to oven) to prevent cracking
- Gets hot in the microwave and oven! Use mitts and caution when handling
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What is Jianzhan teaware?
It’s a special kind of teacup with iron-rich glaze. When fired, the glaze creates beautiful patterns like oil spots or streaks. No two are ever the same! -
Is it food safe?
Yep — 100% safe to use with food or drink. -
Does it contain lead?
The clay comes from natural earth, so it may have tiny traces — but under 0.01%, way below safety limits. We don’t add any lead. The glaze is made from natural iron ore and wood ash only. -
Do you ship worldwide?
Sure do! We ship to the US, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, South Africa, the Middle East — and more. -
What’s your return policy?
Don’t love it? No problem. Send it back within 60 days for a refund or exchange. No questions asked.
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