Goma Five-Sided Matcha Bowl ORIGIN_Kutani Ware artisans use underglaze painting—applying intricate

artisans use underglaze painting—applying intricate colors before glazing—to depict yaezakura "double-flowered cherry blossoms

3 in) in a warm brown-black

The glass’s textured exterior and sturdy weight give it a pleasing tactile feel

main dish and side dish

which prevents food from going dry or stale for long periods of time

Goma Five-Sided Matcha Bowl ORIGIN_Kutani Ware artisans use underglaze painting—applying intricateThe Goma Five Sided Matcha Bowl is a work shaped by both the artist's hand and the nature of the kiln. Rising from a pentagonal foot, the form opens into five gently flowing panels, each one extending upward with an organic rhythm that balances structure and movement. Goma is a classic of Bizen ware, its name derived from its resemblance to scattered sesame seeds. This pattern emerges as wood ash, carried upward by the kiln's draft, settles and melts