Kumo Chawan – Handcrafted Bowl for Matcha
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33,61€ DU SPARST - Regular price
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33,61€
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Rustic ceramic bowl from Portugal.
Made for matcha ceremonies and tea rituals.
The Kumo Chawan impresses with its characteristic surface and natural look that combines rustic craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. With its compact, comfortable-to-hold shape, this matcha bowl is a stylish companion for traditional tea ceremonies or matcha lattes.
• Hand-crafted in Portugal
• Perfect for matcha ceremonies & latte art
• High-quality stoneware ceramic
• Dishwasher and oven safe
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Portuguese ceramics
Consciously produced
Their Matcha-Moment with the Kumo Chawan:
The Kumo Chawan It is more than a matcha bowl – it is the starting point of your daily matcha ritual.
Made in Portugal, a country with a centuries-old ceramic tradition, this chawan stands for artisanal quality, short production routes and a conscious use of resources.
Each Kumo Chawan combines functional balance with serene aesthetics – ideal for classic matcha preparation.
Whether for your morning ritual or conscious breaks in between:
This Sustainably produced matcha bowl from Portugal It harmonizes origin, craftsmanship and mindfulness – for matcha that feels good and tastes good.
Matcha preparation
1. Dosage of matcha: Using the chashaku bamboo spoon, add 1-2 slightly heaped teaspoons of matcha to your chawan.
2. Add water: Pour 70–100 ml of water (approx. 80 °C) into the bowl. Make sure the water is not boiling hot, otherwise the matcha will become bitter.
3. Serve: Beat the matcha with the Chasen (matcha broom) in fast W- or M-movements until a fine, fluffy layer of foam is formed.
4. Enjoy: Take a moment to consciously enjoy the freshly prepared matcha.
Handmade in Portugal
Each Kumo Chawan is meticulously handcrafted in a small Portuguese workshop. The round shape is traditionally modeled and then fired at 1180 °C – resulting in a particularly durable and practical matcha bowl.
The manufacturing process utilizes regional raw materials and resource-conserving methods. Energy-efficient firing processes, recycling, and modern production techniques ensure durable ceramics with reduced resource consumption.
This results in a product that combines quality, functionality and conscious design.
Ceramics that bear responsibility
From production to packaging, our ceramics production in Portugal places great emphasis on the responsible use of resources.
Residual materials are recycled, energy is saved through modern combustion processes, and waste heat is reused. Photovoltaic systems, water treatment, and recyclable packaging complete the sustainable process.
With this bowl, you are choosing quality that combines environmental awareness and design.
Did you know that you can also bake with matcha?
Matcha isn't just for tea and lattes; it's also perfect for baking. Its intense flavor and characteristic green color make matcha a popular ingredient in modern desserts. Here we share one of the Our Matcha Community's Favorite Baking Recipe: Matcha Cinnamon Rolls– simple, versatile and ideal for anyone who wants to rediscover matcha.