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Kairagi is known for its distinctive rough, textured glaze character, while Oribe pottery is celebrated for its expressive green glaze and bold Japanese aesthetic.
Together, these characteristics create a bowl with a wonderfully organic and rustic appearance that complements wabi-sabi, Japanese minimalist, and traditional table settings.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Style: Kairagi Oribe
Type: Round Bowl / Matcha Chawan
Approx. Size: 12.5 × 8 cm
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Material: Japanese ceramic pottery
Finish: Kairagi-inspired Oribe-style finish
As with authentic Japanese pottery, the final appearance of each ceramic piece can be influenced by the firing process. Heat, flame, glaze thickness, kiln position, and other firing conditions may create subtle differences in colour, tone, texture, glaze appearance, and surface character.
No two pieces may look exactly alike. These natural variations are part of the individuality and charm of Japanese ceramics.
Please note that variations in colour, glaze, texture, shape, and finish are natural characteristics of ceramic production and should not be considered defects.
For environmental reasons, we may use recycled or reused packing materials when preparing your order for shipment.
Minoyaki Kairagi Oribe Round Bowl | Japanese Matcha Chawan | Made in Japan
$45.00
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$45.00
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Together, these characteristics create a bowl with a wonderfully organic and rustic appearance that complements wabi-sabi, Japanese minimalist, and traditional table settings.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Style: Kairagi Oribe
Type: Round Bowl / Matcha Chawan
Approx. Size: 12.5 × 8 cm
Country of Manufacture: Japan
Material: Japanese ceramic pottery
Finish: Kairagi-inspired Oribe-style finish
As with authentic Japanese pottery, the final appearance of each ceramic piece can be influenced by the firing process. Heat, flame, glaze thickness, kiln position, and other firing conditions may create subtle differences in colour, tone, texture, glaze appearance, and surface character.
No two pieces may look exactly alike. These natural variations are part of the individuality and charm of Japanese ceramics.
Please note that variations in colour, glaze, texture, shape, and finish are natural characteristics of ceramic production and should not be considered defects.
For environmental reasons, we may use recycled or reused packing materials when preparing your order for shipment.