Matcha bowl / "Momiji" Kyo-yaki
Matcha bowl / "Momiji" Kyo-yaki
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Kyo-yaki square matcha bowl with a pattern of autumn red maple leaves made by the Rokubei kiln in Kyoto.
The Rokubei kiln was inaugurated by Kiyomizu Rokubei I in the late Edo period (1771) in Gojozaka, Kyoto. For more than 230 years since then, the Rokubei kiln has been known as the mainstay of Kyo-yaki pottery, with each generation of the kiln master leveraging his special qualities in keeping with family tradition.
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La Galette des Rois 2025 au thé vert Matcha et ...
En ce mois de janvier 2025, nous, Jugetsudo, spécialistes des thés verts japonais situés au cœur de Paris, présentons une création unique et raffinée : la Galette des Rois au thé...
La Galette des Rois 2025 au thé vert Matcha et ...
En ce mois de janvier 2025, nous, Jugetsudo, spécialistes des thés verts japonais situés au cœur de Paris, présentons une création unique et raffinée : la Galette des Rois au thé...
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New Arrival of Items by Hiroshi Ichioka
I am delighted to present our brand-new collection of teapots and accessories designed by the talented ceramic artist 市岡 泰 (Ichioka Yasushi), based in Miyagi, Japan (in the north). Each...
New Arrival of Items by Hiroshi Ichioka
I am delighted to present our brand-new collection of teapots and accessories designed by the talented ceramic artist 市岡 泰 (Ichioka Yasushi), based in Miyagi, Japan (in the north). Each...
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“Matcha Ceremony” sessions in 2025
A moment to share, a real discovery. We offer “Cha-Zen” matcha tea ceremony sessions in our basement space of the Jugetsudo store. After a demonstration of the tea ceremony, you...
“Matcha Ceremony” sessions in 2025
A moment to share, a real discovery. We offer “Cha-Zen” matcha tea ceremony sessions in our basement space of the Jugetsudo store. After a demonstration of the tea ceremony, you...
