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.
Blog posts
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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 2024
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 2024
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...
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Exposition Artisanat Japonaise à Jugetsudo
Notre espace au sous-sol est dédié à l'art de la cérémonie du thé matcha 🍵✨. Lorsqu'aucune cérémonie n'a lieu, nous y mettons en lumière l'artisanat japonais lié à l'univers du...
Exposition Artisanat Japonaise à Jugetsudo
Notre espace au sous-sol est dédié à l'art de la cérémonie du thé matcha 🍵✨. Lorsqu'aucune cérémonie n'a lieu, nous y mettons en lumière l'artisanat japonais lié à l'univers du...
