This matcha bowl is first thrown on the wheel then finished by hand with an added foot ring to give it that grounded, intentional feel.
Traditionally, a matcha bowl is used to whisk your matcha before pouring it into a mug. The wide shape gives space for the whisk to move freely and create that smooth, frothy finish.
That being said, it’s beautifully versatile. It can be used for serving olives or nuts, holding berries, mixing a small dressing or simply resting on a table as a sculptural piece. It’s one of those forms that quietly adapts to daily life.
Made from stoneware clay and layered with six coats of glaze, it has depth, richness and strength. Functional? yes, but also a piece of art to be admired.
Dishwasher safe, 7.5cm x 12.5 cm approx
This matcha bowl is first thrown on the wheel then finished by hand with an added foot ring to give it that grounded, intentional feel.
Traditionally, a matcha bowl is used to whisk your matcha before pouring it into a mug. The wide shape gives space for the whisk to move freely and create that smooth, frothy finish.
That being said, it’s beautifully versatile. It can be used for serving olives or nuts, holding berries, mixing a small dressing or simply resting on a table as a sculptural piece. It’s one of those forms that quietly adapts to daily life.
Made from stoneware clay and layered with six coats of glaze, it has depth, richness and strength. Functional? yes, but also a piece of art to be admired.
Dishwasher safe, 7.5cm x 12.5 cm approx
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