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Katakuchi Porcelain Matcha Bowl with Spout | Glossy Black

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Katakuchi Porcelain Matcha Bowl with Spout | Glossy BlackA small ritual piece designed for quiet moments with tea. This glossy black matcha bowl sits comfortably in the hand, its rounded body balanced by a smooth side handle and a gentle pouring spoutmade for whisking, sharing, and slowing down the rhythm of the day. The silhouette is compact and purposeful: a deep, rounded bowl that gathers the tea while a subtle katakuchi style spout guides the pour. The glossy black porcelain glaze reflects light across

A small ritual piece designed for quiet moments with tea. This glossy black matcha bowl sits comfortably in the hand, its rounded body balanced by a smooth side handle and a gentle pouring spout—made for whisking, sharing, and slowing down the rhythm of the day.

The silhouette is compact and purposeful: a deep, rounded bowl that gathers the tea while a subtle katakuchi-style spout guides the pour. The glossy black porcelain glaze reflects light across its curved surface, emphasizing the clean rim line and the soft transition into the handle. The handle itself extends outward like a small ladle grip, giving steady control while whisking or pouring.

Use it for preparing matcha for one or two cups, whisking and then pouring cleanly into smaller tea cups. It also works beautifully for small kitchen tasks—mixing dressings, warming sauces, or serving something simple at the table.

Product Details

• Type: Matcha bowl with side handle and spout

• Material: Porcelain

• Finish / Glaze: Glossy black glaze

• Dimensions: 8.5”L x 4.5”W x 2.95”H

• Capacity: 12 fl oz

• Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe

Perfect for

• whisking matcha and pouring into small tea cups

• a quiet morning tea ritual

• mixing small dressings or sauces in the kitchen

• serving a warm pour of tea for two

A simple, functional bowl that turns the act of making tea into a small, satisfying ritual.


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