I named this bowl "izuna" after the small Japanese weasel that turns completely white in winter... The bowl's minimalist design gives it a Zen-like aura. The intense green of the matcha contrasts with the white, creating an unforgettable tasting experience.

This is a traditional porcelain bowl called chawan in Japanese.

Each bowl is imperfect: the tea ceremony in Japan celebrates imperfection and variety. No two objects are identical; each thing is observed and appreciated. Chawan bowls reflect this philosophy through their shape, texture, and variety.

This matcha bowl has a flat bottom, unlike traditional bowls, making it easy to whisk matcha tea with a bamboo whisk.

Our collections change frequently and quantities are limited to 40-50 pieces per model. If you view a bowl you like, it's time to make it yours.

Enjoy the tasting!

- Val de Kumiko Matcha

When preparing matcha tea, leave most of the bowl empty to admire the contrast of colours during your own matcha tea ritual. Notice the texture and reflections of the bowl, the bright jade green colour of the matcha against the intense white of the bowl.