Oribe Peaked Matcha Bowl MAKER_Chojuro Kiln The swirling pattern suggests the

The swirling pattern suggests the dynamic order of a whirlpool—an elegant form where movement and structure meet

Hibino Ceramic excels in creating refined pieces that meet the needs of these demanding settings

painted in four of the five colors of the ko-Kutani style: green

and each has its own charm

Within the exquisite Kumiko woodwork lattice

Oribe Peaked Matcha Bowl MAKER_Chojuro Kiln The swirling pattern suggests theIga ware artist Fukushima Kazuhiro explores new ground in this Oribe matcha bowl with a two peaked form that pushes the limits of what a matcha bowl can be. A shape he rarely makes, it is unbound by traditional concepts in an era where matcha has moved beyond the tea room. Believing a matcha bowl can exist simply as an objet dart, Fukushima crafted this piece with the intention of creating something that feels pleasant just to have by one's side. This