The Story
Chawan literally means "tea bowl" and is a signature of the Japanese Tea Ceremony for preparing and drinking matcha green tea. Chawans comes in many styles, shapes, and sizes.
This chawan is Kyō ware, a traditional pottery produced in Kyoto. Pottery has a history in Kyoto dating back to the late 5th century.
Capacity: 14 oz.
Dimensions: 4.5" diameter x 2.75" height
Teaware care instructions:
- Hand wash only. Do not use in microwave, on stovetop, or in dishwasher.
- Before first use, soak in warm water and dry thoroughly.
- When hand-washing, avoid using soap or detergents.
- Avoid extreme changes in temperature to extend the life of your teaware.
Description
Chawan literally means "tea bowl" and is a signature of the Japanese Tea Ceremony for preparing and drinking matcha green tea. Chawans comes in many styles, shapes, and sizes.
This chawan is Kyō ware, a traditional pottery produced in Kyoto. Pottery has a history in Kyoto dating back to the late 5th century.
Capacity: 14 oz.
Dimensions: 4.5" diameter x 2.75" height
Teaware care instructions:
- Hand wash only. Do not use in microwave, on stovetop, or in dishwasher.
- Before first use, soak in warm water and dry thoroughly.
- When hand-washing, avoid using soap or detergents.
- Avoid extreme changes in temperature to extend the life of your teaware.
