[Kyoto,Japan] Kyo-ware / Kiyomizu-ware
Matcha Bowl -Hydrangea by Antoku
Matcha Bowl -Hydrangea by Antoku
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Graceful Form, Rooted in Tradition
This handmade matcha bowl, crafted in Kyoto, reflects the timeless warmth of traditional Japanese pottery.
With more than 400 years of history, the refined techniques of Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware live on in the smooth wheel-thrown curves and the delicately hand-painted motifs, each piece one of a kind.
A Calming Moment of Japanese Harmony
Perfect for authentic tea ceremonies, yet equally suited to enjoying a quiet cup of matcha at home.
This Kyoto ceramic bowl also makes an elegant piece of décor, softening and brightening the atmosphere of any room. From morning rituals to afternoon tea and welcoming guests, it enriches every occasion with a touch of tradition.
Craftsmanship You Can Feel
This handmade Kyoto pottery bowl also makes a meaningful gift for someone special.
Experience the beauty of Japan with this matcha bowl, where Kyoto’s traditional artistry and skilled craftsmanship meet in perfect harmony.
Presented in an Exclusive Gift Box
This matcha bowl will be delivered in an original KOTOPOTTER gift box, making it an ideal choice for a traditional handmade Japanese gift.
*Gift wrapping available upon request.
Artist Profile
Antoku Kiln
Yasunori Maeda
- Born in Kyoto in 1959, the second son of potter Masanori Maeda
- Studied pottery under his father, while also studying sculpture with Professor Kakuji Yamamoto, Honorary Professor of Kyoto City University of Arts
- In 1995, became independent from Goun Maeda and established his own kiln in Nishinoyama, Yamashina Ward, Kyoto
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About Gift Box
Gift box (paper)
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Creator
Antoku
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size
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Weight
Weight
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Types of ceramics
Types of ceramics
Pottery overglaze painting
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Shipping Fee
Shipping Fee
[Within Japan]
Free shipping
[Outside Japan]
Flat rate: ¥1,000JPY(about $7USD)
Free international shipping on purchases over ¥20,000JPY (or the equivalent amount in other currencies).
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Owner’s Comment
This handmade matcha bowl is beautifully adorned with large, vividly painted hydrangea blossoms.
Its refreshing design reflects the rainy season in Japan, making it a perfect choice for early summer. A seasonal Kyoto ceramic piece that allows you to enjoy both artistry and nature in your tea ritual.