Mino WareJapanese Handcrafted Matcha Tea Bowl Beige, Matcha Tea Cup Ceremony, Authentic Pottery, Yuki Shino Chawan

This tea bowl is not only pretty to look at, but also works great for working your matcha powder. I use it all the time! It's also definitely got the Authentic feel to it, and is not cheaply made.

Very pretty. It’s a special cup to drink out of.

What a wonderful piece of craftmanship, the colors are beautiful, the texture, a pleasure to hold, whisk your matcha in, and drink it from. My first chawan was one of those dark brown, industrial, apparently molded ones and it did the job ok, but didn't look and feel as nice as this one. Then I replaced with a bamboo one that was very nice but didn't last much. Especially after someone put it in the dishwasher. Then I found this one and it's so much superior to the other two, seems so much durable than the bamboo too. We bought two, to share the tea with guests or my wife. Since they're hand-made, they obviously have slightly different characteristics and shape. The Mino ware seems resistant, like stoneware. Though we're hand washing them because it seems that's better to keep it for a long time. The only downsize is now I want to buy one for everyone I know as a gift. Haha. :)

The mix of colors is the best part! Though I got a totally pink one too, and love it! The quality is wonderful and they're just so beautiful! Perfect for rice, soup, or cereal. Highly recommended.

I like this handmade cup. It’s big enough to be used as a bowl as well. I hand wash it and use it often. It has two different glazes on it. Mostly a clear shiny glaze but there are spots where a matte glaze was used and you can feel the difference. Adds a neat and unique overall feel to the quality of this cup. 🍵

These bowls arrived in perfect condition - and all wrapped in recyclable materials. No plastic - thank you!

I wanted a decent, reasonably priced chawan for drinking matcha. I looked around the Internet and finally decided that this was the one for me. Perfect size, nice design. For the price, it's hard to beat.

The wabisabi "imperfections" are painted on. Looks tacky.