Red Ryu Mei Ippuku Shino Tataki Sakura Matcha Chawan (Matcha Bowl) Review

Everything is fine but not as bright as in the photo. If the growers hadn't coated the flowers with a final layer of translucent white, it might have looked like this. I have a pretty blurry vision. However, it works for drinking matcha in my office at work. It's better than a paper cup or coffee mug.

It is very beautiful, unique looking and handmade. But it has an uneven and very thick luster. Because of this, it hides part of the design. I would say this is almost the only case, a good cup for my tea still works. If you're just into design, you might want to go for another one with a less thick, uneven glaze.

This bowl is larger than I thought after reading other reviews. I think it's the perfect size and very pretty. I can't wait to use it! I bought matcha tea and found that it doesn't blend well. The proportions of this bowl are sufficient. It will also make the tea making process less routine and more special by using a real and beautiful matcha bowl.

I bought this Matcha bowl to make a real cup of green tea. add milk, you don't want it. The bowl arrived well protected for transport and in perfect condition. It looks artisanal and handcrafted, with jagged edges and handcrafted glaze. When I saw it I wanted to put it somewhere, not use it. I just wanted to see it. It's that beautiful. I found it really smaller than I imagined in the picture and thought for a moment that I wouldn't be able to brew my matcha tea in it. But I tried it and it's…