Kutani Ware Matcha Bowl – Hane Usagi Rabbit Design | Handcrafted Japanese Tea Bowl in Wooden Gift Box

Experience the elegance of traditional Japanese tea culture with this exquisite Kutani Ware Matcha Bowl featuring the charming Hane Usagi (Jumping Rabbit) motif. Handcrafted in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, this bowl is a stunning example of Kutani-yaki, one of Japan's three great porcelain traditions, known for its intricate hand-painting and vivid colors.

Fired at high temperatures and hand-finished by skilled artisans, this matcha chawan combines artistry with functionality. It is ideal for daily tea ceremony use or as a luxury gift for special occasions such as birthdays, retirements, graduations, or holidays. The bowl comes in a premium wooden gift box, making it perfect for collectors and connoisseurs of Japanese craftsmanship.

Key Features:

• Authentic Kutani Ware tea bowl handcrafted in Ishikawa Prefecture

• Features a charming jumping rabbit (Hane Usagi) design

• Ideal for enjoying matcha or as a decorative collector’s piece

• Comes in an exclusive wooden gift box

• Traditional craft certified by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

• Perfect gift for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, retirements, anniversaries, or Japanese culture lovers

Product Specifications:

• Size: Diameter 11 cm × Height 6.8 cm (Approx. 4.3" × 2.7")

• Material: Ceramic (Kutani porcelain)

• Origin: Made in Japan (Ishikawa Prefecture)

• Packaging: Includes premium wooden gift box

Craftsmanship Process (Kutani Ware):

1. Molding – Bowls are wheel-thrown or shaped by hand for complex forms

2. Unglazing & First Firing – Bisque-fired at 800°C for 8 hours

3. Hand Painting – Artisans apply intricate Japanese pigments (colors differ pre- and post-firing)

4. Final Glaze Firing – High-temperature firing at 1300°C, followed by low-temperature firings for gold/silver accents if applicable

About Kutani Ware (九谷焼):

Kutani-yaki is a historic form of Japanese porcelain, admired globally for its luxurious glazes, multi-colored overglaze painting, and intricate designs. It is produced primarily in the Kaga, Kanazawa, and Nomi regions of Ishikawa Prefecture. Kutani ware stands out for its blend of bold traditional motifs and fine brushwork, making it a treasured art form passed down through generations.

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