Silver Grass Under the Moon Natsume Matcha Container Over360ml The tradition dates back 360

The tradition dates back 360 years when the Nabeshima clan moved to Okawachiyama in Imari City in search of celadon porcelain stone

inviting the viewer to see not only a finished form but the evolving journey of an artist who dares to let tradition fracture to find its rebirth

and then to discuss it with the craftsmen who make the porcelain base over and over again

high-tech material produced in the Hokuriku area

offering a beautiful contrast

Silver Grass Under the Moon Natsume Matcha Container Over360ml The tradition dates back 360A full moon glows above silver grass, capturing the stillness of autumn and the quiet movement of the breeze. This natsume matcha container, crafted by maki e artist Hariya Masayuki, captures that scene with luminous detail. Acrylic was chosen for the way it reveals the design when filled with matcha. A mound of tea powder becomes a gentle hill, upon which silver grass (susuki in Japanese) appears to ripple and the moon seems to float abovea landscape