Sōtatsu-style Yellow-Glazed Matcha Bowl “Raijin” By Tohzan Kiln, Mino (Kato Tohzan) Gyokuro Please avoid scrubbing the painted

Please avoid scrubbing the painted areas or soaking the bowl for extended periods

water temperature: 75°C

made using sweet tea stems and gently roasted for a light

Origin: Ariake Sea

when preparing koicha (a thick

Sōtatsu-style Yellow-Glazed Matcha Bowl “Raijin” By Tohzan Kiln, Mino (Kato Tohzan) Gyokuro Please avoid scrubbing the paintedStatsu style refers to decorative designs inspired by Tawaraya Statsu, an influential painter of the early Edo period, known for his bold compositions and dynamic expressions. This matcha bowl depicts Raijin, the god of thunder, powerfully rendered against a vibrant yellow glaze. In Japanese culture, Raijin symbolizes natural force, renewal, and protection, and has long been regarded as an auspicious figure believed to ward off misfortune. Crafted at