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Shigaraki ChawanThe rhythm of brush and clay This tea bowl was born in the kilns of Shigaraki one of Japans oldest pottery traditions. Its soft white surface is marked by spontaneous, sweeping brushstrokes, forming organic circles that feel both ancient and modern. Each stroke seems to move with a rhythm like wind across a field or the flow of ink in a calligraphers hand. The form is balanced. The spirit unforced. This is not just a tea bowl. It is a gesture. A

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Care guide to preserve its beauty:

This ritual adds a touch of elegance and cultural significance to the tea experience

Each chasen is meticulously crafted for durability

the spiral at the base echoes the movement of whisking matcha — grounding the ritual with a sense of balance and flow

It’s a living embodiment of wabi-sabi

home-based tea practice in the spirit of chadō

To enjoy hydration in a slightly different way Can feel the warm and moist texture of the lacquer and the traditional patterns on the surface

- After using the chasen

Every detail is crafted by hand — inviting you to pause and return to the present moment

or for yourself

Tea cultivar : Samidori