Matcha Bowl - Pale Pink “Treasure & Shippo Pattern” by Ichinyo

Vibrant Matcha Bowls, Handcrafted by an Artisan

Ichinyo Yamamoto is a Kyoyaki-Kiyomizuyaki potter with a studio in Uji, Kyoto.

These vibrant, art-like matcha bowls are made by a veteran potter with over half a century of experience.

They are a special item that makes every day a little more extraordinary.

Perfect as a treat for yourself, or as a memorable gift for a loved one.

Kochi's Unique Colors and Three-Dimensionality

The charm of this work lies in its transparent, vivid colors.

It stands out for its unique beauty, utilizing Kochi glaze, which is unique to Kyoto.

The three-dimensional frames surrounding the patterns are meticulously raised by hand, one by one.

Finished with elegance through skilled craftsmanship and delicate handiwork.

Bring the Beauty of Kyoyaki-Kiyomizuyaki into Your Daily Life

This masterpiece is a fusion of reliable techniques born from many years of pottery experience and sophisticated design.

Please incorporate it into your daily life as a masterpiece where you can fully appreciate the charm of Kyoyaki-Kiyomizuyaki.

It's perfect not only for tea ceremonies but also for luxurious everyday use or as an eye-catching decoration.

Delivered in a wooden box.

This matcha bowl will be delivered in a wooden box that matches the ambiance of the artwork.
The inscription on the box is hand-written by the artist themselves, adding to its value as proof of the artwork.

It is perfect for personal use, as well as a special gift.

Please use it as a heartfelt gift for celebrations or seasonal greetings to your loved ones.

*Please allow up to 2 weeks for wooden box production.

Shop owner's comment

This is a cylindrical matcha bowl with "Takara-zukushi Shippo-mon" (Seven Treasures and Lucky Charms pattern) painted on a pale pink Kochi glaze.

This is a very gorgeous bowl, with the Shippo pattern layered across the entire vessel and auspicious "Takara-zukushi" motifs depicting various treasures like the Uchide-no-Kozuchi (magic mallet), Takara-bukuro (treasure bag), and scrolls, symbolizing wishes for good fortune and prosperity.

The meticulous decoration on the soft, pale pink ground creates a finish that combines cuteness and elegance. The dignified appearance unique to the cylindrical shape also makes for a beautiful piece.