Kutani Ware Matcha Bowl - Hungry Kingfisher / 九谷焼 抹茶椀 K9-1256(K8-1174) but to belong — becoming

but to belong — becoming a gentle presence in everyday moments

the surface reveals a luminous glass layer that seems to float above the form — creating a gentle

Crafted by artisans in Tokoname — one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns — these water-cooling bowls are designed to bring boiling water to the perfect temperature before it touches delicate tea leaves

Its hand-applied glazes and gentle

Made from uncoated brass

Kutani Ware Matcha Bowl - Hungry Kingfisher / 九谷焼 抹茶椀 K9-1256(K8-1174) but to belong — becomingKutani ware () is a traditional craft of Ishikawa prefecture () with a history of over 360 years. The beauty of nature, brilliant colour and fine calligraphy are the key features of this style of Japanese porcelain. Two birds have perched on a delicate branch just above the rim, as though they're there to accompany the act of whisking. The cream coloured glaze frames them perfectly, while the textured, charcoal base keeps everything grounded and warm.