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Shirogane Matcha Bowl with Silver Glaze
$34.99
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Size: Ø 121 × H 77 mm (Ø 4.76 × H 3.03 inch)
Weight: 415 g (14.6 oz)
Capacity: 560 ml (20 fl oz)
Material: High-fired ceramic
Origin: Gifu, Japan
Crafted in Toki, the Birthplace of Japanese Ceramic Tradition
Handmade in Toki, the historic heart of Gifu’s renowned Mino ware region, each “Kogane” matcha bowl reflects centuries of Japanese craftsmanship. Artisans blend traditional firing techniques with refined clay forms to create a bowl that honors Japan’s tea heritage.
Graceful Silver Glaze with Rustic Rim Accents
“Shirogane” means silver or silvery white in Japanese. It is a poetic and traditional term referring to the luminous “white metal,” often associated with purity, clarity, and quiet sophistication.
This matcha bowl features a soft silvery-white glaze with delicate tonal variations. The subtle metallic sheen reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics, evoking calm elegance and understated refinement.
Comfortable Chawan Shape with High Capacity
With a wide opening and slightly lower height, this bowl comfortably holds up to 560 ml of tea, ideal for those who enjoy generous servings or wish to whisk matcha with ease. The ample interior supports proper aeration and foam creation.
Beautiful Gift for Matcha Enthusiasts and Wabi-Sabi Aesthetes
“Shirogane” bowl comes carefully packaged and is perfect as a thoughtful gift. Whether for matcha beginners, tea ceremony practitioners, or collectors of Japanese ceramics, its elegant contrast and tactile feel make it a standout piece.
Caution: Avoid direct flame and sudden temperature shocks. Hand washing is recommended for preserving glaze quality over time.
