Matcha Bowl - Winter Fog / 抹茶碗 nov.7 While its name comes from

While its name comes from kabuki tradition

cranes (tsuru) are revered in Japan as auspicious creatures believed to live for a thousand years

A rim with a warm red clay peek and a modern Mino ware plate with a rich expression of glaze are all in one

■ Size (Fork): 17 cm x 2 cm

Matcha Bowl - Winter Fog / 抹茶碗 nov.7 While its name comes fromHandcrafted in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, this Minoware (Mino yaki) matcha bowl is a timeless piece of Japanese ceramic tradition. Mino ware has been celebrated for over 1,300 years, prized for its natural glazes, earthy textures, and refined aesthetic. Each chawan (tea bowl) is carefully shaped and fired by artisans who carry forward generations of knowledge, making it an essential tool for enjoying authentic Japanese tea culture. Designed with both