Wabi-Sabi（侘び寂び）is a Japanese aesthetic concept which appreciates the beauty of "imperfection, impermanent and incomplete". It emphasizes simplicity, humility, and the natural cycle of growth and decay, appreciating the beauty that comes from the passage of time and the imperfections that arise in materials or objects. Wabi-Sabi is often associated with traditional Japanese art, pottery, and design.
With this series of Minoware Matcha Bowl, you could appreciate the beauty of simplicity and imperfection of this unique Japanese aesthetic concept. They highlight the organic, unrefined finishes while the natural variations in glaze, texture, and form make each bowl distinct.
These bowls are perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life—the elegance in imperfection, the beauty in the ephemeral, bringing a sense of peace and mindfulness to every tea ceremony. In addition to use them for matcha, these bowls can also be used for serving small dishes, desserts, or simply as a decorative piece.
Collections :
- Kuroyu Ichijin (黑釉一珍): A striking dark glaze bowl accented with delicate white lines, symbolizing elegance in simplicity.
- Sabi Mizutama (錆水玉): Featuring a rustic dark glaze with subtle white dots, this bowl embodies the essence of aged beauty.
- Golden Yu (黄金釉): With its warm golden glaze, this bowl adds a touch of richness while maintaining a humble appearance.
- Gosu Burshike (吳須刷毛): A deep blue bowl with brush strokes, reflecting the calmness and depth of nature.
- Oribe Mizutama (織部水玉): A fresh white bowl with green accents, representing a balance of purity and natural growth.
