Japanische Matcha Teeschale – Han tsutsu-gata Coal Orange Raku (Vintage, 1960er–70er Jahre) Natsume Lightness with depth

Lightness with depth

Vessels like this chawan draw on the rich formal vocabulary of Shino

The bowl's rim is finely crafted – when your lips touch it

When you hold this chawan in your hands

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Japanische Matcha Teeschale – Han tsutsu-gata Coal Orange Raku (Vintage, 1960er–70er Jahre) Natsume Lightness with depthUnique Raku ceramics from Japan This handmade matcha bowl, also known as chawan, originates from Japan and is crafted in the Han tsutsu gata half cylinder shape (). With its spiral conch base, the so called Kaijiri Kodai (), it embodies traditional Japanese craftsmanship from the 1960s to 1970s. Play of colors and texture The raku ceramic of this matcha cup captivates with its vibrant orange red hue, interspersed with charcoal gray speckles and a