This one-of-a-kind tea bowl transforms your morning matcha into a mindful moment. Imitating textures and colors from the natural world, this hand-made bowl enriches your sensory adventure of having tea.

D Magazine article: "Imperfect" Bowls are the Perfect Vessels for Matcha"

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• • Made by artist Ginny Marsh, this Japanese-style tea bowl is a work of art
  • For this bowl, Ginny used gold leaf and an artistic decal representation of the brain's hippocampus area, where memories are stored. A most mindful matcha tea bowl!
  • In Japan, these bowls are used to whisk matcha, the powdered Japanese green tea
  • The variety of colors, textures and patterns in each bowl creates an endless variety of visual and tactile adventures
  • An expression of the Japanese aesthetic called Wabi-Sabi, which finds beauty in imperfection
  • These bowls inspire imaginative culinary uses.  One customer bought several to serve ice cream
• • In Japan, tea bowls that are not used are said "to have died"
  • As the tea bowl is used, it will change by developing patina - similar to what happens to wood or copper in nature
  • In Japan, tea bowls are passed from generation to generation