Japanese Matcha Bowl with Spout "Zui"

The Japanese Matcha Bowl with Spout "Zui" brings auspicious grace to your tea ritual, crafted by Ninshu, the official kiln of World Heritage Ninna-ji Temple. Artisans wheel-throw each handcrafted vessel, capturing the refined beauty at the clay's physical limits. Evoking the moon's surface, the uneven white glaze brings wabi-sabi elegance to earth-toned Japandi spaces. Measuring 4.3" D × 2.8" H (11cm × 7cm), This katakuchi matcha bowl is ideal for whisking and your daily matcha latte. The official "Ninshu" seal on the pottery and the golden imperial chrysanthemum crest on its elegant black box certify its supreme quality and imperial history, creating an auspicious gift of Japan's absolute finest quality. This microwave and dishwasher-safe masterpiece brings a comforting moment of calm.

Product details

• Quantity: 1
  
• Dimension:
  
  • Bowl: Diameter 4.3 in (11cm) × Height 2.8 in (7cm)
    
  • Box: 6.5 in × 6.5 in × 3.9 in (16.5cm × 16.5cm × 10cm)
    
• Weight: Bowl: 220g (7.8 oz) / With Box: 320g (11.3 oz)
  
• Material: Pottery (Kyo-yaki)
  
• Origin: Made in Kyoto, Japan
  
• Brand: Ninshu
  

Kyo-yaki Pottery: 350 Years of Timeless Wheel-Thrown Artistry

Inheriting the tradition of Omuro-yaki, the 350-year-old root of Kyoto's Kyo-yaki, Ninshu honors true artisan craftsmanship. While 99% of modern ceramics are mass-produced, each piece is 100% wheel-thrown by certified master artisans, creating a bold, design-registered "finger-line" texture. The vessel's character comes from "hand-applied glazing." Since the clay is soft, the glaze deeply penetrates the earthenware, transforming inside the kiln through a masterfully controlled "Yohen" (kiln change) firing process. This profound heritage brings timeless beauty to every item, from a matcha bowl with a spout to an incense holder.

Ninshu: Reviving a Legendary Kyoto Pottery Kiln for Modern Wabi-Sabi Living

Ninshu is a distinguished pottery brand proudly appointed by Ninna-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in 888. In 1983, the brand revived the legendary "Omuro Kiln," originally opened in 1646 by Nonomura Ninsei, the father of Kyoto pottery. It stands as the only kiln permitted to bear the imperial chrysanthemum crest. Through the master artisans' wheel-throwing and hand-glazing techniques, Ninshu creates beautiful everyday vessels, including their unique matcha bowl with spout and sake ware. Blending historic craft with modern lifestyles, these pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe, bringing the warmth of handmade craft and a touch of wabi-sabi to your daily life and ritual.

A Wabi-Sabi Japanese Matcha Bowl with Spout for Japandi Kitchens and Cafes

Bring the serene beauty of Japanese craftsmanship into your space with the "Zui" Japanese matcha bowl with Spout, a 100% handmade masterpiece by Ninshu, an officially appointed kiln of Kyoto's World Heritage Ninna-ji Temple. Named after the Japanese word for "auspiciousness," its white glaze reveals natural clay textures reminiscent of the moon's surface, delivering profound wabi-sabi elegance. It is an ideal centerpiece for Japandi kitchens, earth-toned dining tables, and modern cafes aiming for an authentic Japanese aesthetic. Measuring a convenient 4.3" D × 2.8" H (11cm × 7cm), this highly versatile katakuchi matcha bowl effortlessly transitions from traditional tea whisking to smoothly pouring everyday lattes. Fully microwave and dishwasher safe, it seamlessly bridges historic artistry with modern convenience. Complete with an official artisan seal engraved on its side, this exquisite bowl promises to elevate your wellness rituals and spark engaging conversations with your guests.