The Akabuki Tenmoku bowl is made in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, an area known for the country’s oldest ceramic tradition. This bowl belongs to Minoware (Mino-yaki) ceramics, which have been produced in the Tajimi, Toki, Mizunami and Kawagoe regions since the 7th century. That is why each piece carries a recognizable character and authenticity of Japanese craftsmanship.

The Tenmoku style is known for its deep, rich tones and glazes that create unique hues at different angles of light. The wide diameter of 13 cm and the height of 7.4 cm make this bowl ideal for preparing matcha — it is spacious enough for vigorous mixing with chasen, and at the same time stable and comfortable to hold.

The Akabuki Tenmoku bowl is not only a functional piece of utensils, but also an aesthetic addition to any matcha ritual, especially for lovers of traditional Japanese pottery.

Specifications

• Diameter: 13 cm
• Height: 7.4 cm