aquanaut Mino Ware Matcha Bowl Chawan Yuki Shino - Ivory


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The aquanaut Mino Ware Matcha Bowl Chawan Yuki Shino is designed for matcha enthusiasts and practitioners of the Japanese tea ceremony who appreciate authentic, handcrafted functional art. Its primary benefit is the ideal curvature optimized for effective bamboo whisking, ensuring a consistent, vibrant froth for every serving of matcha. However, users should note that due to the artisanal, handcrafted nature of the pottery, each bowl possesses unique variations in glaze and shape, meaning your specific unit will differ slightly from marketing imagery.
| Model Part Number | YH-2776-0W0Y |
|---|---|
| Brand | aquanaut-INC |
Yes, it is designed for use with hot water (typically 80°C/175°F for matcha).
No, it is recommended to hand wash only to protect the artisanal glaze.
Each Mino Ware bowl is individually handcrafted by artisans, leading to natural variations in the Yuki Shino glaze and shape.
The bowl is crafted using traditional, food-safe high-quality local Japanese clay standards.
Yuki Shino refers to a specific style of traditional Japanese glaze that typically features a snowy, white, or ivory appearance with unique textural characteristics.
Ensure you are holding the base of the bowl with a firm grip; use a tea cloth if the exterior is particularly smooth.
Matcha tannins can settle into small glaze pores; clean immediately after use with a soft sponge and warm water to prevent permanent discoloration.
Before your first use, rinse the bowl with warm water to remove any residual dust from packaging. To care for your Mino Ware, always hand wash with mild soap and avoid abrasive scrubbers that may damage the unique glaze. Do not place the bowl in the dishwasher or microwave, as the extreme temperatures and mechanical agitation can lead to hairline cracks or glaze degradation. After washing, towel dry immediately and store in a cool, dry place. Because of the porous nature of traditional clay, avoid soaking the bowl in water for extended periods.