Oribe Stone-Impressed Matcha Bowl DESIGN_Tobikanna The caddy fits naturally in

The caddy fits naturally in the hand

this black Raku (Kuro Raku) matcha bowl is fired at around 1000°C (1832°F) and drawn from the kiln at a precisely judged moment

A smooth and light-colored shine adorns one side of each chopstick

And the solid glass base makes a soothing sound when you set it on a table

Place it on a plate or in a bento lunch box for a more sophisticated presentation

Oribe Stone-Impressed Matcha Bowl DESIGN_Tobikanna The caddy fits naturally inIn this matcha bowl, Iga ware artisan Fukushima Kazuhiro pursues a form that carries the weight of carved earth. Its irregular silhouette and textured walls lend it a sculptural beauty, a presence that feels both intentional and elemental. In hand, the bowl retains the density of its clay origins, offering a quiet strength within its asymmetry. The bowl is made through kurinuki, a technique in which the outer form is shaped from a solid block of clay