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Black footed matcha bowl by Fenukama

Black Footed Matcha Bowl

Fenukama
$65.00
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A Japanese footed matcha bowl in a black glaze, handcrafted in Japan's Mino ware tradition. It's perfect for preparing and drinking matcha, and just as good for serving rice and small side dishes.

The black glaze is dipped over a dark clay body and kiln fired. Fenukama is a Mino ware pottery in Gifu Prefecture, one of Japan's most varied pottery traditions, with over 15 styles designated as traditional crafts.

Also available in off-white. More from the range: the Black Footed Bowl.

Details

  • Maker: Fenukama
  • Material: glazed ceramic (Mino ware)
  • Measurements: approx. 13.4 cm diameter × 7 cm high
  • Colour: black
  • As each piece is handcrafted, bowls may differ slightly from piece to piece
  • Made in Japan

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Fenukama

Fenukama's ceramicist Kudo Kou was born in 1966 in Dachi, Gifu Prefecture. After completing studies at the Tajimi City Ceramic Design Institute in 1991 he began working for his family ceramic business. Skills and knowledge from his father Rikuo Kudo were passed down during this time, and Kudo became certified as a traditional mino ware craftsman in 2005. Their focus is on making by hand Oribe, Shino, Kohiki, Akae, and Annan-style Kuresu-e pottery.

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