Elevate your tea ceremony experience with Tenshin Juba’s Matchawan. Let the weight and textures of this bowl transform each sip into a more intentional and meaningful experience. From his hands to yours, let the conversations begin.
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Guided by ancient methods, Tenshin Juba creates modern, functional and decorative ceramics from his home-studio in the quiet mountainside of Kobe, Japan.
There, Tenshin has everything he needs - natural, raw materials such as chestnut husks and mineral-rich rocks he turns into glazes for painting on the surfaces of clay.
Every piece is hand-formed, not cast resulting in a one-of-a-kind shape. Irregularities are consistent with Tenshin’s work.
Chariots on Fire exclusively represents Tenshin Juba in the USA.
One-of-a-kind piece
Handwash only
Food-safe
This item is Final Sale
D: 4” x H: 3 1/2”
Elevate your tea ceremony experience with Tenshin Juba’s Matchawan. Let the weight and textures of this bowl transform each sip into a more intentional and meaningful experience. From his hands to yours, let the conversations begin.
*
Guided by ancient methods, Tenshin Juba creates modern, functional and decorative ceramics from his home-studio in the quiet mountainside of Kobe, Japan.
There, Tenshin has everything he needs - natural, raw materials such as chestnut husks and mineral-rich rocks he turns into glazes for painting on the surfaces of clay.
Every piece is hand-formed, not cast resulting in a one-of-a-kind shape. Irregularities are consistent with Tenshin’s work.
Chariots on Fire exclusively represents Tenshin Juba in the USA.
One-of-a-kind piece
Handwash only
Food-safe
This item is Final Sale
D: 4” x H: 3 1/2”
Elevate your tea ceremony experience with Tenshin Juba’s Matchawan. Let the weight and textures of this bowl transform each sip into a more intentional and meaningful experience. From his hands to yours, let the conversations begin.
*
Guided by ancient methods, Tenshin Juba creates modern, functional and decorative ceramics from his home-studio in the quiet mountainside of Kobe, Japan.
There, Tenshin has everything he needs - natural, raw materials such as chestnut husks and mineral-rich rocks he turns into glazes for painting on the surfaces of clay.
Every piece is hand-formed, not cast resulting in a one-of-a-kind shape. Irregularities are consistent with Tenshin’s work.
Chariots on Fire exclusively represents Tenshin Juba in the USA.
One-of-a-kind piece
Handwash only
Food-safe
This item is Final Sale
D: 4” x H: 3 1/2”
