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Matcha bowl / Kuroraku "Keinyu Oozora" Shôraku

Matcha bowl / Kuroraku "Keinyu Oozora" Shôraku

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Black Raku-yaki matcha bowl marked with buckets made by Shôraku Sasaki III (1944-) from the Shôraku kiln in Kyoto.

This tea bowl is a reproduction of "Oozora," a representative example of a tea bowl made by Keinyu, Kichizaemon XI (1817-1902) of the Raku family. Raku pottery originated during the Tensho period (late 16th century), when Chojiro I of the Raku family produced tea bowls based on the Wabi philosophy of Sen no Rikyu, the great master of the tea ceremony. Raku pottery is characterized by the production techniques of "tezukune" (hand-molding) and low-temperature firing (750°C – 1200°C) in a small kiln. Tezukune is a pottery-making method that involves kneading the clay by hand without using a potter's wheel, then shaping it by scraping with a spatula.

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⚠️ Price revision notice

Dear customers,

First and foremost, we sincerely thank you for
the continued trust and support you give us.

In recent years, the growing global demand for matcha and teas
Japanese has led to a significant increase in the price of tea leaves.

In order to preserve the quality that has made our reputation and
to continue offering you products that will fully satisfy you,
We have made the decision, although it is difficult for us, to proceed with
a revision of our rates. We apologize for any inconvenience and
Thank you for your understanding.

Rest assured that we will continue our efforts for you.
to offer products that meet your expectations and hope to be able to count on
thank you for your loyalty and goodwill in the future.

Cordially,

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