Dobaiyu Brown Ippuku Mino-yaki Yunomi- Japanese Teacup Sencha colored by charring the bamboo

colored by charring the bamboo during creation

the matcha tins have been temporarily changed to a white tin until restocked

designed to be held by both hands

This Oribe-ware chawan (matcha bowl) features a beige and emerald jade green glaze paired with notes of brushstroke patterns

This teacup is suited for formal occasions

Dobaiyu Brown Ippuku Mino-yaki Yunomi- Japanese Teacup Sencha colored by charring the bambooIppuku wan's are slightly larger in size, designed to be held by both hands, and are great for sipping teas. This Ippuku features a mud clay hue paired with a center brushstroke. Known as Mino ware, or Minoyaki refers to Japanese pottery that was produced in Mino Province around the towns of Tajimi, Toki, Mizunami, and Kawagoei in Gifu Prefecture. Throughout Japan's tea ceremony culture, a common purpose is to pursue the natural state of beauty. Thus