Nakamura Glass Studio なかむらガラス
Ocean Wave Matcha Bowl-blue
Ocean Wave Matcha Bowl-blue
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Ocean Wave Matcha Bowl-blue
A Luminous Glass Matcha Bowl Inspired by the Sparkling Sea
This handcrafted glass matcha bowl features flowing wave patterns created with two vivid shades of blue, inspired by the movement and depth of the ocean.
Delicate silver leaf accents are layered throughout the design to capture the shimmering reflections of sunlight dancing across the water.
When light passes through the glass, the bowl reveals a breathtaking glow and sparkling brilliance that changes beautifully throughout the day.
The vibrant blue tones and transparent glass create a refreshing, peaceful atmosphere that perfectly complements the vivid green of matcha.
Each piece is individually handcrafted by a Japanese glassblower using traditional blown glass techniques, making every bowl truly one of a kind.
Made to Order
Each matcha bowl is handcrafted by a Japanese glass artisan after your order is placed.
Please allow approximately 1–2 weeks for production before shipment.
The estimated shipping date will be provided by email after your order is confirmed.
Features
- Handmade blown glass matcha bowl
- Ocean-inspired wave pattern in two shades of blue
- Elegant silver leaf detailing
- Beautiful light-reflecting transparency
- Luminous sparkle when exposed to light
- Suitable for hot water
- Non-slip bottom finish
- Signed by glass artist Masao Nakamura
- Comes in a deep navy presentation box
Optional Premium Wooden Box
Paulownia wood gift box available separately:
View the Paulownia Gift Box
Product Details
Size
Approx. 11.5 cm diameter × 8 cm height
(Each piece is handmade, so slight variations may occur.)
Materials
- Glass
- Silver Leaf
Care Instructions
- Microwave: Not suitable
- Dishwasher: Not suitable
- Oven: Not suitable
About Handmade Blown Glass
Every bowl is individually handcrafted without molds, making each piece completely unique. Slight differences in shape, size, and color are part of the beauty of handmade glass art.
Because the glass is shaped at extremely high temperatures using traditional tools, small tool marks, tiny air bubbles, natural mineral particles, or subtle traces from the firing process may occasionally appear.
These natural characteristics are not flaws, but evidence of authentic handcrafted craftsmanship.
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