Oribe Soft Ridge Matcha Bowl Boiled Food The sound of wind bells

The sound of wind bells is the same frequency sound as the murmur of a stream

The glaze's appearance varies uniquely with each piece according to the conditions during firing

Place it on a plate or in a bento lunch box for a sophisticated presentation

yet still retaining the utility of a matcha bowl

The delightful illustration showcases an adorable lucky cat raising its left paw in an inviting gesture while holding a golden koban coin in its right

Oribe Soft Ridge Matcha Bowl Boiled Food The sound of wind bellsThis Oribe matcha bowl by Iga ware artisan Fukushima Kazuhiro carries an energy both sculptural and rhythmic. Hand pinched, the bowl has a thickness and weight that speak of deliberate touch. The surface is worked in shinogi, where the clay is shaped into ridges that rise and fall in a quiet rhythm. These lines bring harmonious movement to the form while giving the vessel a sense of balance and strength. Four types of glaze have been applied across