■ Akahada ware Akahada ware is a type of pottery whose kilns are scattered around Nara City and Yamatokoriyama City in Nara Prefecture.It is said to have begun when Hidenaga Toyotomi, the younger brother of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and lord of Yamatokoriyama Castle, invited potters from Tokoname in Aichi Prefecture to have tea utensils fired on Mount Akahada. It is characterized by its soft milky white texture and Nara-e patterns, and a variety of items are made from it, including teacups, vases, pots, and plates.
This Akahada ware matcha bowl is perfect for enjoying matcha. It has an appealing soft milky white texture and feels comfortable in the hand. It comes in a box so it can be stored easily, making it perfect for a tea party at home or as a gift.
[Material] Ceramic [Size] Approx. Φ12.1 x H6.6cm [Country of Origin] Japan [Distributor] Skater Co., Ltd. [Special Notes] *The image is a sample. Specifications may be subject to change. *We strive to reproduce the colors and textures of the products as faithfully as possible, but the colors on your screen may differ slightly from the actual product depending on your browser and settings.
