Hagi Ceramic Tea Bowl – Vintage Japanese Artisan Handcrafted Chawan for Ceremonial Matcha Tea Ceremony

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Hagi Ceramic Tea Bowl – Vintage Japanese Artisan Handcrafted Chawan for Ceremonial Matcha Tea Ceremony
Hagi Ceramic Tea Bowl – Vintage Japanese Artisan Handcrafted Chawan for Ceremonial Matcha Tea Ceremony
Regular price $60.00

Gentle Warmth & Poetic Grace: Handcrafted Japanese Hagi-Style Chawan for Ceremonial Matcha

Bring tranquility, warmth, and enduring beauty to your daily tea practice with this authentic handcrafted Hagi-style Chawan. Fired to reveal a delicate blush of soft peach, warm apricot, and creamy milk-white glaze (Biwa-iro), this bowl represents the gentle, contemplative side of classical Japanese Wabi-sabi aesthetics.

Expertly designed for preparing and savoring Ceremonial Matcha, its generous cylindrical contour and tactile earthen texture transform each tea session into an artful meditation.

Artisanal Craftsmanship & Aesthetics

  • The Timeless Beauty of Hagi Glaze (Hagi no Nanabake): Celebrated for its soft, semi-translucent feldspathic glaze layered over iron-rich clay. Over months and years of ceremonial tea preparation, matcha tannins will gently seep into the micro-fissures of the glaze, evolving into a cherished, personalized patina known as the "Seven Transformations of Hagi."

  • Stunning Contrast for Ceremonial Matcha: The luminous ivory-cream interior provides the ultimate canvas, allowing the radiant, vibrant jade-green foam of freshly whisked ceremonial matcha to glow with rich intensity.

  • Comforting Cylindrical Silhouette (Han-Tsutsu): Gentle, hand-thrown ribs encircle the body, fitting naturally into both palms. The thick, insulating earthenware walls retain hot water temperature evenly, keeping your matcha comfortably warm throughout your ritual.

  • Whisk-Friendly Contour: Features smoothly rounded inner transitions and a balanced base, giving your bamboo whisk (Chasen) ample freedom to move swiftly without splashing.

  • Artisan Seal of Authenticity: Stamped with the maker's incised kanji mark on the unglazed foot (Kodai), honoring its true Japanese artisanal pedigree.

Specifications

  • Origin: Handcrafted in Japan (Hagi / Mino tradition)

  • Style: Hagi-yaki / Kohiki inspired earthenware

  • Color/Finish: Soft apricot, warm peach blush, and creamy white glaze with fine crackle texture

  • Base: Unglazed earthen foot (Kodai) with carved artisan potter's mark

  • Recommended Use: Ideal for daily preparation of Ceremonial Matcha (Usucha & Koicha)

Care Instructions

  • Hand wash gently using warm water only; never use harsh dish soaps or abrasive scrubbers.

  • As with all traditional Hagi and earthenware ceramics, do not put in dishwashers or microwaves.

  • Allow the bowl to air dry completely in a well-ventilated space before storing away.

Ways to Use

Discover different methods to prepare and enjoy your matcha, from traditional ceremonies to modern variations.

Usucha Matcha: A popular, smooth, and frothy brew. This thin preparation highlights matcha's fresh flavor, perfect for daily enjoyment or informal tea ceremonies.

1

Warm up your tea bowl (Chawan) and whisk (Chasen)

Warming your matcha bowl and whisk (chasen) for 3 mins will help keep the bowl warm to maintain the ideal water temperature of 70-80°C during preparation, and it will also soften the whisk for better frothing.

Warm up your tea bowl (Chawan) and whisk (Chasen)
2

Sift Matcha

Sift 1.5 - 2g of matcha directly into your warmed bowl for a perfectly smooth, airy powder.

Sift Matcha
3

Pour Hot Water and Whisk

Pour 70 ml of hot water at around 175°F (70–80°C) into the bowl, then whisk the matcha. Whisk quickly for about 20 seconds in a zigzag 'M' or 'W' motion until a fine, creamy foam forms on top.

Pour Hot Water and Whisk

A ceremonial, thick-style matcha reserved for the most revered tea rituals. It is designed to celebrate the finest matcha quality and deliver an intense, deeply spiritual tasting experience.

1

Warming your matcha bowl and whisk (chasen) & Sift Matcha

Warming your matcha bowl and whisk (chasen) in hot water in 3 mins will keep the bowl warm to maintain the ideal water temperature of 70-80°C during preparation and hot water also soften the whisk for better frothing. Sift 5g of matcha into the warmed bowl for a smooth, airy powder.

Warming your matcha bowl and whisk (chasen) & Sift Matcha
2

Pour Hot water into the bowl and Whisk

Pour in 30 ml (2 tablespoons) of hot water at around 180°F (75–80°C). Using your Chasen, gently whisk, knead or stir the Matcha in slow, circular motions until it becomes smooth and thick — not frothy.

Pour Hot water into the bowl and Whisk
3

Add more hot water to complete the perfect Koi Matcha

Gradually add another 20 ml of hot water and continue mixing slowly until you achieve a rich, glossy, and creamy texture.

Add more hot water to complete the perfect Koi Matcha

A comforting, creamy beverage made by combining vibrant, whisked matcha with warm, frothy milk, offering a unique balance of green notes and silky smoothness

1

Make Matcha Base

Prepare Matcha: Sift 3-4g of matcha into a warmed bowl.

Make Matcha Base
2

Whisk & Froth

Add 70ml hot water (70-80°C) and whisk vigorously for 15-20 seconds to create a fine foam.

Whisk & Froth
3

Assemble Latte

Pour 150ml of steamed milk/ nut milk... into the whisked matcha, serve immediately.

Assemble Latte

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