matcha bowl chawan series volcano Toasty "volcanic" appearance of the bowl's

"volcanic" appearance of the bowl's exterior

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Azuma-san is part of a fourth-generation family of tea growers

it is not bitter or may be very slightly so

It comes in a box comparable to the finest grand cru wines: you open it for a special occasion

matcha bowl chawan series volcano Toasty "volcanic" appearance of the bowl'sThis 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