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Chawan #02 - Tadaima

Regular price €220,00
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Unique piece · Handcrafted and wood-fired in Bizen

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This chawan was hand-shaped in Bizen during my time in the region, then fired for 7 days in Taiga Mori’s noborigama kiln.

For the firing, the chawan was supported by a seashell used as a firing prop placed inside the piece, exactly where the matcha is usually placed. The mark of the shell is still visible inside the chawan, like an imprint left by the firing process.

Its position in the kiln allowed the ash to settle on the foot and then spread over a large part of the outer wall. It created a glaze with golden, brown, and darker shades that adorns the piece and stands as direct evidence of its time in the kiln.

Entirely dependent on the conditions of this firing, this transformation makes the piece impossible to reproduce exactly. It is among my favorite chawan from this firing, for the way the fire and ash have shaped its appearance.

  • Origin: Bizen, Okayama — Japan
  • Technique: Wheel-thrown
  • Firing: Wood-fired in Taiga Mori's noborigama kiln
  • Position in the kiln: Placed horizontally
  • Usage: Preparation and tasting of matcha
  • Dimensions: approx. Ø 10.5 × H 8.5 cm
  • Hand wash with a sponge.
  • Avoid thermal shocks and sudden changes in temperature.
  • Allow to dry completely before storing the piece.
  • Dishwasher and microwave use should be avoided.

Chawan #02 - Tadaima

€220,00

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Atelier Tadaima

Tadaima is a project dedicated to Japanese handcrafted ceramics and everyday objects.

Born from several trips to Japan, the project stems from a curiosity for ceramics, and more specifically for the chawan, whose presence in daily Japanese life gradually led me towards tea, matcha, and the world surrounding them.

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