• A beautifully detailed Japanese matcha chawan bowl “Waraku” Flower featuring pink cherry blossoms and gold highlights, handcrafted by Buzan Kiln in Gifu, Japan.
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  • A Buzan Kiln artisan hand-painting a Japanese Mino Ware matcha bowl in her pottery studio, showing delicate brushwork and traditional craftsmanship.
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  • Side view of a handcrafted Japanese matcha bowl “Waraku” with vertical ridges and a warm gold accent, made by Buzan Kiln using traditional Mino Ware techniques.
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  • Handcrafted Japanese matcha bowl “Waraku” Flower by Buzan Kiln, with delicate cherry blossom motif inside and presented with a hand-painted wooden gift box.
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Japanese Matcha Bowl "Waraku" Flower

Japanese Matcha Bowl "Waraku" Flower

$250 USD
$250 USD
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Discover a moment of spring delight with the "Waraku" Flower matcha bowl, handcrafted by Kumiko Tachi of Buzan Kiln, a Mino Ware artisan studio. This Japanese matcha bowl is cherished for its gentle, comforting feel in the hands. Its clean white porcelain body features a delicate sogi (scraped) texture inspired by a chasen (matcha whisk) and elegant gold rims, fitting beautifully into any modern interior. But the true delight of this matcha chawan bowl is the hidden surprise: a lovely, hand-painted sakura (cherry blossom) motif found on the kodai (the bowl's foot ring). It brings a joyful discovery to your daily ritual and arrives in a hand-painted paulownia wood box (kiri-bako) with a shifuku (silk pouch), making it a perfect gift.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimension: D 11.8cm (4.6 in) × H 6.8cm (2.7 in)
  • Weight: Approx 190g (6.7 oz)
  • Material: Porcelain (Mino Ware)
  • Origin: Made in Gifu, Japan
  • Brand: Buzan Kiln

The Art of Japanese Craftsmanship

  • Heritage: Our collection is born from a collaboration with historic workshops, where artisans have preserved and perfected their craft for over a century.
  • Materials: Crafted from genuine Japanese materials, each piece is designed to bring a timeless, understated elegance and a serene atmosphere to your interior.
  • Direct from Japan: To ensure uncompromising quality, every item undergoes a rigorous final inspection at our Japanese facility before being carefully dispatched from Japan to your doorstep.

Shipping & Delivery

  • Complimentary Premium Shipping: We offer free shipping once your order reaches the regional threshold (e.g., USD 400 / EUR 360 / GBP 300). The exact qualifying amount for your local currency will be automatically applied and displayed in your cart.
  • Standard Shipping: For orders below the free shipping threshold, a modest flat fee applies. The exact shipping cost for your destination will be calculated and displayed during the checkout process (e.g., USD 10 / EUR 10 / GBP 10).
  • Safe & Insured Delivery: Every order is fully insured against loss or damage during transit. In the rare event of an issue, please contact us with photos of the package and item within 48 hours of arrival, and we will ensure a swift resolution.
  • Lead Time & Transit: In-stock items are expertly packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days, while backordered items typically ship within 2–3 weeks depending on the artisan's production schedule. Once dispatched, global delivery via DHL, UPS or FedEx generally arrives within 3–7 business days.

Special Offers & Return Guarantee

  • First-Time Purchase Savings: Join our community today and receive a 10% discount on your first order. Please check your email for the welcome code to use at checkout.
  • 30-Day Harmonious Return: We want you to feel at peace with your purchase. If the piece is not the perfect fit for your space, we accept returns within 30 days of delivery. Please refer to our Returns Policy for details.

Customs & Import Duties

Please note that international taxes and duties are not included in the product price or at checkout. These charges are determined by your local customs authority and will be billed directly by the courier (UPS/DHL/FedEx) upon delivery. View our Shipping Policy for country-specific duty-exemption thresholds.

Important Notices

  • There may be variations in color and finish due to the flow of the glaze. Please understand this in advance.
  • Dimensions are in millimeters (mm), but please allow for slight differences due to the handmade nature of the product.
  • Due to the characteristics of ceramics, please understand that there may be some differences in color.
  • The glaze contains iron, which may discolor when in contact with oil, but washing will restore its original texture.
  • Specifications of the products listed may change without prior notice. Please be advised.
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The Meaning Behind the Gift

  • Upside down white matcha bowl displaying pink cherry blossoms painted inside the foot ring.

    A Blessing of New Beginnings & Radiant Fortune

    Inspired by the lovely, hand-painted sakura (cherry blossom) motif and the kiln’s beautiful philosophy of "lighting a lamp of fortune" (Fukutou), this Japanese matcha bowl symbolizes joyful blooming, gentle renewal, and auspicious new beginnings. As the cherry blossom represents the beautiful awakening of spring, gifting this exquisite piece serves as a profound blessing for the recipient’s path to be illuminated by brilliant success, vibrant health, and endless fortune.

  • Side view of a ribbed white porcelain matcha bowl sitting on a traditional tatami mat next to a tea whisk.

    Sensory Rituals of Springtime Wonder

    Featuring a flawless white porcelain body with a delicate sogi (scraped) texture inspired by a chasen (matcha whisk) and elegant gold rims, this minimalist matcha chawan bowl coordinates beautifully with any modern or Japandi interior. Purposefully shaped to offer a heartwarming warmth in the hands, its hidden cherry blossom surprise on the base introduces a playful element of wonder and joyful discovery to your daily mindfulness practice.

  • Hand painted paulownia wood gift box for a japanese matcha bowl featuring snow moon and flower illustrations.

    Artisan Mastery & Supreme Presentation

    Meticulously handcrafted by celebrated artisan Kumiko Tachi of Buzan Kiln, this bowl encapsulates 1,300 years of diverse Mino Ware excellence. Arriving beautifully nested inside a hand-painted paulownia wood box (kiri-bako) along with a handmade silk pouch (shifuku), this matcha bowl represents the ultimate expression of thoughtful Japanese hospitality, serving as an enduring symbol of the absolute authenticity and flourishing depth of your bond.
A front view photograph of a Japanese gift item wrapped in an authentic navy Furoshiki cloth on a wooden table, with the neat 'ma-musubi' knot centered.

The Unboxing Ritual

Housed in the artisan's authentic paper box, the packaging embraces a quiet simplicity that allows the craftsmanship inside to shine. To further elevate the unboxing ritual, a traditional Furoshiki cloth wrapping is available as an optional addition in your choice of Navy, White, or Sakura Pink. The knot is elegantly finished with a bespoke red and gold Mizuhiki—a traditional cord crafted from twisted Washi paper. More than a beautiful adornment, it serves as a talisman for protection and a symbol of tying two hearts together.

Folded white fabric gift wrap with a gold logo on a wooden table, preparing an elegant Japanese gift.

A Sustainable Legacy Beyond the Unboxing

Crafted from 100% certified organic cotton grown without harmful pesticides, our Furoshiki is designed to endure and be cherished long after the initial unboxing. As detailed in the enclosed guide card, this versatile cloth can be effortlessly repurposed into an elegant everyday bag or a mindful gift wrapping. Woven under strict Fair Trade standards, every thread honors global wellness by ensuring ethical prices, safe working conditions, and an absolute zero-tolerance policy for child labor, making it a gift that truly respects both the recipient and the earth.

Side view of a handcrafted Japanese matcha bowl “Waraku” with vertical ridges and a warm gold accent, made by Buzan Kiln using traditional Mino Ware techniques.

Mino Ware: 1,300 Years of Diverse Japanese Pottery Craft

Mino Ware (Mino-yaki) is a traditional Japanese craft from Japan's largest pottery region, boasting a history of approximately 1,300 years. Its most defining characteristic is its remarkable "diversity," refusing to be bound by a single style. Throughout the ages, it has evolved by developing new techniques and designs, such as Shino, Oribe, and Ki-Seto. Each piece, including this Japanese matcha bowl, is meticulously handcrafted by artisans. This process ensures that "no two are exactly alike," offering the warmth of a one-of-a-kind item due to subtle variations in the glaze and firing. This matcha chawan bowl truly embodies the deep emotional value of Mino Ware, inheriting traditional artistry while seamlessly blending into modern life.

A Buzan Kiln artisan hand-painting a Japanese Mino Ware matcha bowl in her pottery studio, showing delicate brushwork and traditional craftsmanship.

Buzan Kiln: Crafting the Heartwarming Japanese Matcha Bowl

"Buzan Kiln" is the exclusive brand of Kumiko Tachi, located in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture—a renowned center for Mino ware. Her work reflects the natural beauty surrounding her studio, capturing the essence of local flowers, water, and snow. A hallmark of Buzan Kiln pottery, especially evident in items like their Japanese matcha bowl, is its heartwarming texture, designed to feel comforting in the hands. Tachi intentionally creates gentle contours on the smooth porcelain surface using Itchin-sai (slip-trailing) and delicate brushwork. The subdued, pale hues are achieved through custom-blended pigments. This combination of unique hand-painted artistry and gentle warmth creates vessels, like the perfect matcha chawan bowl, that quietly "light a lamp of fortune" (Fukutou) in the user's daily life.

Base of a japanese matcha bowl featuring a hidden sakura flower motif hand painted in gold and pink.

A Japanese Matcha Bowl with Hidden Cherry Blossoms

This "Waraku" Flower matcha bowl is handcrafted by Buzan Kiln, a Mino Ware artisan renowned for creating pieces with a gentle, comforting feel in the hands. This Japanese matcha bowl features a clean white porcelain body with a delicate, scraped sogi texture inspired by a chasen (matcha whisk) and elegant gold rims. Its minimalist design fits any modern or Japandi interior. The true delight of this matcha chawan bowl is its playful, artistic touch: a lovely, hand-painted sakura (cherry blossom) motif revealed on the kodai (the base of the bowl). This piece brings a gentle, joyful discovery to your daily matcha ritual. It arrives complete with a reversible, handmade shifuku pouch and a hand-painted paulownia wood box, making it a perfect gift.

FAQ

What is the authenticity and traditional craftsmanship behind the Japanese Matcha Bowl Waraku Flower and your collections?

The Japanese Matcha Bowl Waraku Flower is an authentic masterpiece of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, meticulously handcrafted in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. It embodies the ancient techniques of Mino Ware, a traditional craft with over 1,300 years of history, utilizing a smooth white porcelain body (porcelain boasting a 1,300-year heritage) and elegant gold rims. Every piece is made by skilled artisans at Buzan Kiln, ensuring museum-grade authenticity and superior quality designed for long-term use.

What are the exact dimensions, weight, and recommended settings for the Japanese Matcha Bowl Waraku Flower?

The Japanese Matcha Bowl Waraku Flower stands 6.8 cm (2.7 inches) tall with a diameter of 11.8 cm (4.6 inches) and a compact, comforting footprint, making it ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and executive suites. Its graceful silhouette blends Japanese tradition with modern minimalist design. Please note that it is intended for indoor use only.

Can your items be gifted for a Wedding Registry, Housewarming, or as a premium Host/Hostess gift?

Yes, perfectly. Our modern Japanese matcha bowl collections, traditional tea wares, and handmade porcelain items are highly sought after as premium selections for Wedding Registries and unforgettable Housewarming gifts in North America and Europe. Thanks to their timeless elegance and cultural heritage, they also serve as sophisticated Host/Hostess gifts or appreciation presents when staying at someone's home.

Is it suitable as a Birthday, Christmas, Mother’s/Father’s Day gift, or for Wellness and Get-Well wishes?

Yes, absolutely. Our products make meaningful gifts for personal celebrations and mindful well-being.

  • Holidays & Anniversaries: The timeless beauty of our craftsmanship makes it a memorable Birthday gift, a magical Christmas gift, or an elegant expression of gratitude for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gifts.
  • Wellness & Get-Well Gifts: The incredibly gentle, heartwarming texture of this Japanese matcha bowl creates a healing, serene atmosphere, making it a thoughtful Wellness gift for tea meditation spaces or a premium Get-Well gift to wish someone comfort and recovery.

How are shipping costs, returns, and international customs duties handled for orders shipped to the US, Europe, and other worldwide destinations?

We provide reliable international shipping to the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area (EEA), Hong Kong, Singapore, Switzerland, and South Korea, with fully insured transit.

  • Shipping & Free Delivery: In-stock items are typically processed and shipped from Japan within 1–2 business days. If an item is out of stock, fulfillment timelines will vary depending on the specific product's procurement/lead time. Once dispatched, international delivery to any region worldwide generally takes only 3–5 business days. Orders totaling USD 400 or more (or the equivalent in your local currency) qualify for FREE international shipping; otherwise, a flat rate applies.
  • Customs Duties & Taxes (DDU): All international orders are shipped on a DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) basis. As the importer, you are responsible for paying any applicable customs duties, import taxes (such as VAT/GST), and carrier handling fees levied by your local customs authorities upon arrival. View our Shipping Policy for country-specific duty-exemption thresholds.
  • Returns & Insurance: For your peace of mind, all shipments are fully insured against transit damage. We gladly accept returns within 30 days of delivery if the item is unused and in its original condition.

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