Chawan Matcha Bowl, Iga White Green - ZERO JAPAN
Chawan Matcha Bowl, Iga White Green - ZERO JAPAN
Chawan Matcha Bowl, Iga White Green - ZERO JAPAN
Chawan Matcha Bowl, Iga White Green - ZERO JAPAN

Chawan Matcha Bowl, Iga White Green - ZERO JAPAN

Made in Mino

€37,95
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A matcha bowl with a green glaze running down one side, wide enough to whisk in properly.

The glaze breaks yellow where it thins and deepens to green where it gathers, so no two bowls are marked the same way. Matte and slightly grainy outside, smooth inside.

Glazed stoneware in cream and green.

Dishwasher safe and microwave safe. Avoid sudden temperature changes: do not pour boiling water into a bowl that has just come out of a cold cupboard.

Shipping
Orders placed before 15:00 on a working day are shipped the same day.

Free shipping within the EU on orders over €75. Below that, shipping starts at €5.00 to the Netherlands and €7.50 to Belgium and Germany. Other EU countries range from €15.00 to €25.00 depending on destination. The exact cost is shown at checkout.

Returns
Unused items can be returned within 14 days. Email webshop@greenteajapan.com with your order number before sending anything back. Return shipping is at your own cost.

Tea can only be returned unopened, with the vacuum seal intact. Once a food product is opened it can no longer be sold, so opened tea is not refunded.

Full terms on our returns page.

Which tea it suits

The craft

Mino, Gifu

Mino in Gifu has been making pottery for over a thousand years, and today the area still produces a large share of everything Japan eats and drinks from. That scale is the point: Mino never became a place for collector's pieces, it became a place that makes tableware people actually use.

ZERO JAPAN has worked in Mino since 1992. Their pieces are stoneware, glazed and fired to hold heat well, and made to go in the dishwasher without ceremony. That is a different intention than a Tokoname teapot, and it is why both have a place here.

Mino stoneware is fired at a high temperature, which makes it dense and less porous than earthenware. That is why it holds temperature, does not take on the scent of what you brewed last, and survives daily use.

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