Ido Chawan, known as the well tea bowl, is a remarkable example of Joseon-era Korean craftsmanship. Dating back to the 16th century, these bowls were originally designed for serving rice but later found their way to Japan, where they were refined by tea masters into essential vessels for matcha ceremonies. Each bowl embodies a rich heritage and is perfect for enhancing the tea-drinking experience.

Oribe-yaki is a renowned style of Japanese pottery, cherished for its captivating abstract designs and striking glazes in shades of vibrant green and deep black. Each piece of Oribe-yaki is expertly hand-formed, showcasing the individuality and creativity of its artisan. This distinctive pottery style has roots in the sixteenth century, reflecting a deep-seated tradition of artistic expression in Japanese culture.

Dimension: 5.11"(W) x 2.5"(H)
Capacity: 13oz / 384ml
Origin: Japan
Handwash recommended