Wada Kazufumi Premium Matcha Bowl - Kiseto / 和田和文作 抹茶碗 黄瀬戸 k8-1168 ■ What's included

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Adorned with October autumn cherry blossoms

Two (2) Bowls and Two (2) Plates in a gift box

This graceful Edo Kiriko tumbler features the traditional Japanese asanoha (hemp leaf) motif

Wada Kazufumi Premium Matcha Bowl - Kiseto / 和田和文作 抹茶碗 黄瀬戸 k8-1168 ■ What's includedWhen we visited Wada Kazufumi() at his kiln( Keizan Kiln) in Toki City, he told us something that has stayed with us. Many ceramic artists working today are technically skilled, he said. Fewer compound their own glazes. Some simply purchase theirs ready made a convenience that, to his mind, removes the potter from the very heart of the craft. Ceramics, for Wada san, is not assembly. It is inquiry: into the clay, into the fire, into the materials that