Matcha bowl / "Sakuragawa" Kyo-yaki
Matcha bowl / "Sakuragawa" Kyo-yaki
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Kyo-yaki matcha bowl with cherry blossom pattern floating on running water made by Jyuhô Tanaka II, a traditional craftsman in Kyoto.
The pattern of cherry blossoms flowing in running water is called "Sakuragawa". It means that the celebrations continue. This running water motif represents "continuous congratulations", to signify the constant beginning of things again.
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...
