Red Raku Matcha Bowl DESIGN_Tobikanna See more items from our

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Red Raku Matcha Bowl DESIGN_Tobikanna See more items from ourThis red Raku (Aka Raku) matcha bowl reflects the warmth and earthy presence long valued in the Japanese tea ceremony. Hand shaped by a master artisan in keeping with Raku tradition, this bowl is formed from iron rich clay and crafted using a traditional clay slip technique, using yellow ocher to achieve its distinct red color. Fired at around 800C (1472F) and finished with a clear glaze, the bowl develops its unique character through the kiln. During