A handcrafted Chawan in the Hagi style (maccha tea bowl), comes with a wooden box.

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl), with metallic iridescent Tenmoku glaze. Tenmoku means Third Eye and is a special, artistic glaze originally made in a temple on Tianmu Mountain in China and popularised in the Song Dynasty.

Handcrafted black glazed Chawan (maccha bowl).

Maccha bowl with vermilion brush mark. Mino ceramic - grey mottled, red-white motif.

Maccha bowl Mishima style with flowery motive. Dimensions: 12x7.8cm

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl), white with red flowers. Shunka Shugetsu can be translated as spring flower, spring moon.

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl). Kurojikinsai Sakurazume means cherry blossom drawing in gold colour on black background.

A handcrafted Chawan in the Hagi style (maccha tea bowl), comes with a wooden box.

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a ginkgo pattern.

Industrially produced chawan (maccha bowl) for everyday use. Matt glazed with grooved structure. Dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 11x7cm

Industrially produced chawan (maccha bowl) for everyday use. Matt glazed with grooved structure. Dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 11x7cm

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a pine-tree pattern.