Kiyomizu-yaki Matcha Bowl – Hand-Painted Pine & Crane Chawan

An elegant Kiyomizu-yaki (Kiyomizu Ware) matcha bowl, beautifully hand-painted with a traditional pine and crane (Matsu to Tsuru) motif.

In Japanese culture, the pine (matsu) symbolizes longevity, resilience, and enduring vitality, while the crane (tsuru) has long been associated with longevity, happiness, and good fortune. Together, they create an auspicious design traditionally enjoyed for celebrations and special occasions.

Carefully crafted and painted by hand in Japan, this chawan brings the refined beauty of Kyoto ceramics to the tea setting. It is suitable for tea practice, seasonal gatherings, or as a meaningful Japanese gift.

Details

• Kiyomizu-yaki / Kiyomizu Ware
• Hand-painted pine and crane motif
• Matcha bowl (Chawan)
• Made in Japan
• Each piece is hand-painted; slight variations in color and design are part of its individual character.

About Kyo (Kiyomizu) Ware
Kyo-yaki, also known as Kiyomizu-yaki, is a traditional style of pottery that originated in Kyoto over 400 years ago, during the late 16th to early 17th century. Its defining characteristic is the freedom from fixed styles, embracing a wide range of decorative techniques and expressions. From delicate and ornate designs to simple and refined forms, Kyo-yaki offers great variety and is cherished both as tea utensils and as tableware for everyday use.