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This matcha bowl was thrown on the wheel using speckled stoneware clay. It has a bold, grounded silhouette and a tactile surface that still shows the rhythm of the wheel. A glossy white glaze was poured over the top, flowing naturally and allowing the warm tones of the raw clay to peek through. In some places, the glaze breaks and dri
ps gently, creating movement and contrast.
The shape feels steady in the hands, with just the right balance of height and openness. It’s made for slow mornings, quiet tea moments, or anyone who finds beauty in simplicity.
Please note: The matcha whisk, spoon, and whisk holder are not included, but can be added to complete your tea setup.
This bowl feels calm, natural, and full of character. The glossy white glaze contrasts beautifully with the raw clay, and the vertical form brings a sculptural elegance to any tea ritual. It's a piece that adds intention and stillness to everyday moments.
Also a lovely gift for someone who appreciates thoughtful, handmade ceramics.
Pair it with a Matching Whisk Holder or Bamboo Tea Accessories to complete your matcha setup.
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At IKKAI, every piece is handmade by me in my studio, with care and attention to detail. The name "IKKAI" means "one time," because no two pieces are ever exactly the same. I create ceramics that bring beauty and purpose to your everyday rituals.
I’d love to see how you style your Matcha Bowl! Tag me on Instagram @ikkaiceramics to share your photos or follow for behind-the-scenes updates and inspiration.

I love this Matcha bowl. It is utterly stunning as an object and it is also extremely functional. I love using it almost on a daily basis or even just looking at it.
Loved how it was packed, arrived safely and is now my new favorite mug!
Stunning matcha bowl!! A true eye catcher and I'm very pleased to work with it. Many thanks Abel for making this beautiful art work!
Fantastic tableware!
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