Mino Ware Mino Ware Japanese Handcrafted Matcha Tea Bowl Beige, Matcha Tea Cup Ceremony, Authentic Pottery, Yuki Shino Chawan

There are many famous Japanese dishes such as "sushi", "ramen noodles", "tempura", "maccha (green tea) and "sake". If we are asked to think « Qui is Japanese Food « Food eaten regularly come to our mind Immediately. There is a variety of tures in Japan, and each ture depends on the region and age. By using a table adapted according to the disc, you can improve the flavor or make it easier to cut and separate the food. Porcelain is made from a mixture of clay powder made from crushed stones and at a temperature above 1300°C. Most porcelain is thin and light, so a clear metallic sound is made when you press it, it allows light to pass through. It is excellent in terms of thermal conductivity, which makes it difficult to heat up, but has a hard ability to cold, it has a neat and beautiful design, and most tableware for general household use. What the Mino Mino product product is the traditional Japanese, and about 60% of the tableware used in Japan is Mino. For example, there are outdoor garden accessories such as flower pots and water tanks, interior materials such as labels for walls and hallways. Benefit from its quality with its beautiful design and great functionality, Mino product is not only popular in Japan, but also in large companies. She supports the family in Japan and is very popular collectors. Weight: 430 g, height: 75 mm, diameter: 120 mm. Material: Porcelain. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Made in Japan Connt for Matcha drink, green tea, milk, etc. The details and colours in the pictures may differ from some actual products due to the position of the product relating to fire and the direction of the cover with a stone of manufacture unmatched on patterns and shapes. Machine washable, it is recommended to wash your valid table by hand due to washing it in the dishwasher as this may damage and break it. Thin putting or paper between the table is recommended when the table is stacked.