Sougake Kuroyu Tenmoku wan - Yoshiyuki Shimizu

Sougake Kuroyu Tenmoku wan - Yoshiyuki Shimizu

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Sougake Kuroyu Tenmoku wan - Yoshiyuki Shimizu


A rustic yet refined tea bowl from Kyoto-based potter and friend of Kettl, Yoshiyuki Shimizu. A deep black glaze layered over dark clay gives the surface a quiet richness, with subtle shifts in tone and texture emerging throughout. The bowl’s generous, playful shape sits comfortably in the hand and provides ample space for whisking matcha with ease. "This piece is one in a series of "mitate" chawan - forms that are appreciated and used as a Matcha bowls by reinterpratation - Yoshiyuki Shimizu"

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Artist: Yoshiyuki Shimizu
Production Area: Dosenbo
Dimensions: 7.5cm H x 13.25cm W
Capacity: 180ml
Handling & Care: Hand wash with fragrance free soap

Yoshiyuki Shimizu

Yoshiyuki Shimizu (born 1966) is a master potter and tea roaster based in the Dōsenbō district of Minami-Yamashiro Village, Kyoto Prefecture. Shimizu’s ceramic practice is deeply rooted in the raw, elemental materials of his locale: he uses local clays, ash from his own firewood as glaze, and designs his kilns to explore the unpredictable beauty of fire and form. He is also celebrated for his unique approach to roasting houjicha - crafting each batch by hand, slowly roasted over a clay pan. Utilizing local Dōsenbō tea, like his pottery, his houjicha reflects the place he calls home

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