Black Raku Matcha Bowl CATEGORY_Japanese box-All rounded shape adds to its

rounded shape adds to its charm

This hand-painted hanabi (fireworks) hanging scroll captures the moment three fireworks have reached their fullest bloom and begin fading into the evening sky

a famous traditional style of Kutani ware that combines bright colors that makes this small yet powerful piece stand out

This distinctive sake pot features a rare isosceles fan shape

The handle traces a soft curve that settles naturally in the palm

Black Raku Matcha Bowl CATEGORY_Japanese box-All rounded shape adds to itsExperience the essence of Raku ware, long valued in the Japanese tea ceremony, through this black Raku matcha bowl. Hand shaped by a master artisan, this black Raku (Kuro Raku) matcha bowl is fired at around 1000C (1832F) and drawn from the kiln at a precisely judged moment, giving the surface its deep, lustrous sheen. The design favors quiet restraint, letting form and glaze speak for themselves. No two bowls are identical. Each one carries its own