Cypress Matcha Bowl 350 ml – Handmade Japanese Ceramic
Prepare your matcha by the rules of Japanese art with this authentic chawan bowl. Its wide shape makes whisking easier, while its thick ceramic naturally regulates temperature to preserve all the aromas of your tea.
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Celebrate Japanese tradition with this authentic chawan bowl in handcrafted ceramic. Its surface in natural brown and golden tones reflects the serenity of tea rituals. The wide and ergonomic shape facilitates matcha whisking while the thick texture naturally regulates temperature. A noble object that enhances your daily preparation.
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Unique handcrafted artisanal object
Traditional matcha preparation
Techniques Detailed Features
Usage Instructions & Care
Recommended use
This chawan is specially designed for the traditional preparation of Japanese matcha. Its wide shape and sufficiently high edges allow whisking the tea with a chasen without risk of spilling. The thick ceramic naturally regulates the water temperature between 70 and 80 degrees, the ideal temperature that prevents burning the fine matcha particles and thus preserves all its delicate aromas. Always preheat the bowl before use to maintain the heat longer.
Care
- Daily cleaning: Dishwasher safe. To preserve the natural patina, prefer rinsing with clear water after each use, then wipe with a soft cloth to add shine.
- Deep cleaning: If necessary, use a mild soap and a non-abrasive sponge. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the organic glaze.
- Precautions: Handle with care to avoid shocks. The ceramic develops a beautiful patina over time according to the wabi-sabi tradition. This patina is a sign of use and attachment to the object.
Compatibility
Ideal for preparing traditional Japanese matcha. Can also be used to enjoy other powdered teas, matcha lattes or cappuccinos, or as a tea bowl to savor your favorite infusions. Microwave safe for reheating your drinks. The 350 ml capacity allows preparing one to two generous servings of matcha.
Quality Materials & Craftsmanship
Selected Materials
This chawan is made from high-quality Japanese ceramic, completely free of harmful impurities and heavy metals. The thickness of the ceramic has been specially designed to regulate the water temperature during matcha preparation. The organic glaze in deep natural brown tones speckled with golden nuances reflects the serenity and authenticity of traditional Japanese rituals. The paints used are food-grade, heat-resistant, and contain no harmful substances, ensuring safe daily use.
Manufacturing Process
Each bowl is handcrafted by Japanese artisans whose tradition dates back to the 12th century. The hand-turning gives each piece its unique and intentionally imperfect character, a symbol of humility in the Japanese tea ceremony. After shaping, the ceramic is fired at high temperature to ensure its strength and exceptional durability. The organic glaze is then carefully applied before a second firing that permanently fixes the natural brown and golden tones.
Benefits Why Choose This Accessory
Key Features
- Natural Thermal Regulation: The thick ceramic absorbs and redistributes heat evenly, keeping your matcha at the ideal temperature longer. This property prevents burning the delicate tea particles and thus preserves the full aromatic richness of your matcha.
- Optimized Traditional Shape: The wide 10 cm diameter and high 8 cm edges provide the perfect space to whisk your matcha with a chasen without splashing. The flared shape allows the M-shaped movements of the whisk to create a dense and creamy foam, the hallmark of a perfectly prepared matcha.
- Durable work of art: Used in restaurants for over 30 years, this Japanese ceramic develops a natural patina over time in the pure wabi-sabi tradition. Each bowl becomes unique and tells the story of your tasting moments, creating a strong emotional bond with your daily ritual.
Recommended Uses
Perfect for the traditional Japanese tea ceremony Chanoyu or for your daily matcha ritual at home. Ideal for preparing light, frothy usucha matcha or thick, concentrated koicha. Also suitable for matcha lattes, plant-based cappuccinos, or simply enjoying your favorite teas in an authentic object. Its presence adds a meditative and aesthetic dimension to your table. An excellent gift for lovers of Japanese tea and culture.
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
Use How do I prepare my first matcha in this bowl?
Start by preheating your chawan by pouring in hot water. Let it sit for a minute, then empty and dry with a clean cloth. Next, sift 2 grams of matcha powder directly into the bowl using a chashaku spoon and a fine sieve to avoid lumps. Pour 80 ml of water heated between 75 and 80 degrees Celsius. Using a pre-moistened bamboo chasen whisk, whisk vigorously in M-shaped motions until you get a dense, creamy foam on the surface. This traditional preparation enhances the flavors of the matcha.
Care Is it dishwasher and microwave safe?
Yes, this chawan is dishwasher and microwave safe. However, to best preserve the natural patina that develops over time in the wabi-sabi tradition, it is recommended to hand wash it with clear water. Simply rinse after each use and wipe with a soft cloth to give the ceramic a beautiful shine. This gentle method also helps create a more intimate connection with your bowl. If you use the dishwasher, place it on the top rack and avoid very hot cycles.
Compatibility Can I use this bowl for drinks other than matcha?
Absolutely. Although this chawan is specially designed for traditional matcha preparation, you can use it for all your favorite hot drinks. It is perfect for matcha lattes, cappuccinos, hot chocolates, or simply to enjoy green, black, white tea, or an infusion. Its 350 ml capacity and ergonomic shape make it versatile for daily use. The ceramic does not retain odors, so you can alternate drinks without flavor transfer. It is also a beautiful tasting bowl to visually appreciate the color of your teas.
Durability How long does this traditional bowl last?
This handcrafted Japanese ceramic is known for its exceptional longevity. Used in professional restaurants for over 30 years, it withstands intensive daily use. With proper care and by avoiding severe impacts, your chawan can accompany you for a lifetime and even be passed down through generations. The ceramic does not degrade over time. On the contrary, it develops a beautiful natural patina that gives it character according to the Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy. This patina reflects the history and moments shared around tea, making each bowl unique.
Dimensions Is the 350 ml size suitable for one person?
Yes, the 350 ml capacity is ideal for preparing one to two generous servings of matcha. For traditional preparation, about 2 grams of matcha are mixed with 80 ml of water, filling roughly a quarter of the bowl. The remaining space is essential to allow the wide movements of the chasen whisk and to create the characteristic foam. The 10 cm diameter and 8 cm height correspond to the traditional dimensions of an authentic Japanese chawan. These proportions have been studied for centuries to offer the best balance between comfort of use and preparation efficiency.
Quality Why is each bowl unique and slightly imperfect?
In the Japanese tradition of the tea ceremony, deliberate imperfection symbolizes simplicity, humility, and authenticity. Each chawan is handmade by artisans whose craftsmanship dates back to the 12th century. The slight variations in shape, hue, and texture between each piece reflect this artisanal production and make your bowl truly unique. This wabi-sabi philosophy celebrates beauty in imperfection and impermanence. Far from being a flaw, these characteristics are sought after and valued. They guarantee the authenticity of your object and create a personal connection between you and your bowl over time.
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Tout ce qu'il faut savoir pour bien choisir et préparer son thé.
Comment préparer le matcha ?
Tamisez 1 à 2 g de matcha (½ à 1 cuillère bambou) dans un bol. Versez 60–70 ml d'eau à 70–80 °C, puis fouettez vivement en W avec le chasen jusqu'à obtenir une mousse fine.
Quelle température pour infuser le thé vert ?
Entre 70 et 80 °C pour préserver la douceur et éviter l'amertume. 1 à 2 minutes d'infusion suffisent ; vous pouvez réinfuser les feuilles 2 à 3 fois.
Comment conserver mon thé ?
À l'abri de l'air, de la lumière, de l'humidité et des odeurs, dans une boîte hermétique opaque. Évitez le réfrigérateur. Consommez idéalement dans les 12 mois.
Quels sont les délais et frais de livraison ?
Livraison offerte dès 49 € d'achat. Les commandes sont préparées avec soin sous 1 à 3 jours ouvrés et expédiées en France et en Europe.
Proposez-vous des échantillons ?
Oui. Pour de nombreux thés, un format échantillon (environ 10 g, soit 2–3 tasses) est proposé sur la fiche produit afin de découvrir avant de s'engager.
Qu'est-ce que le Kintsugi ?
Le Kintsugi est l'art japonais de réparer la céramique brisée à l'or, en sublimant la cassure plutôt que de la cacher. Une philosophie de la beauté imparfaite, le wabi-sabi.
Vos thés sont-ils bio ?
Une grande partie de notre sélection est issue de l'agriculture biologique certifiée. La certification est indiquée sur chaque fiche produit concernée.