Hand-painted Floral Chawan by Yuzuriha

Name: Hand-painted Floral Chawan by Yuzuriha
Brand: Matcha Biyori
Price: 250.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€250,00 EUR

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A rare hand-painted Yuzuriha chawan from Seto, Japan, decorated with soft floral motifs in delicate pastel tones. Each bowl is painted by hand, giving every piece its own gentle expression and warmth. Yuzuriha pieces are highly sought after, with current orders often taking around 1–2 years. Only 1 piece available.

A rare Yuzuriha matcha bowl with soft blue, lavender, and pink floral motifs, painted in a dreamy watercolor-like style.

This piece has a gentle, airy atmosphere — like flowers floating in cool light. The soft blue and purple tones make it feel elegant and refreshing, while the pink accents add a quiet sweetness.

Yuzuriha pieces are highly sought after, and there is currently around a 1-year waiting list from the kiln. We only have 1 piece available.

Perfect for matcha moments, tea ceremony practice, display, or as a special gift for someone who loves Japanese craftsmanship.

Limited stock: 1 piece only.

Width: 11 mm

Height: 9.5 mm

Type: Chawan

Technique:Hand-painted ceramic

Artist: Yuzuriha

Origin: Seto, Japan

Condition: Brand new

Box: Paulownia Box

This chawan is brand new and unused.

Kobo Yuzuriha is a ceramic studio based in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, one of Japan’s historic ceramic regions. The studio is especially loved for its delicate hand-painted floral designs, often described as soft, painterly, and full of warmth.

Each piece is individually painted by hand, so no two bowls are exactly alike. Yuzuriha’s gentle colors and expressive flowers make their ceramics popular as both everyday pieces and special gifts.

Due to the time and care required for production, Yuzuriha pieces are difficult to restock and often have a long waiting period.

To care for your bowl, rinse it gently with water after use and dry it well with a soft cloth. Please avoid soap or detergent, as traditional chawan are best cared for with simple water cleaning. Make sure the bowl is fully dry before storing it in its wooden box.