Rose Glass Matcha Bowl

A Stunning Fusion of Japanese Tea Tradition and Modern Glass Art

This handcrafted glass matcha bowl is individually created using traditional Japanese glassblowing techniques, resulting in a beautifully transparent and luminous finish.

Soft pink roses adorn the bowl, while delicate silver leaf is layered throughout the piece. Flowing clear glass details wrap around the surface like climbing rose vines, creating an elegant and romantic design.

Blending the timeless beauty of the Japanese tea ceremony with the modern clarity of glass art, this bowl transforms everyday matcha moments into something truly special.

As light passes through the glass, the bowl reveals shimmering reflections and delicate textures that enhance the atmosphere of your tea experience.

*A matching set of the rose-patterned matcha bowl, whisk stand, and dessert plate is also available.

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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
• Decorated with pink roses and genuine silver leaf
• Transparent vine-inspired glass detailing
• 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
(Because each piece is handmade, slight variations may occur.)

Materials

• Glass
• Silver Leaf

Care Instructions

• Microwave: Not suitable
• Dishwasher: Not suitable
• Oven: Not suitable

About Handmade Blown Glass

Every piece is individually handcrafted without molds, making each bowl completely unique. Slight differences in size, shape, and color are part of the charm of authentic handmade glasswork.

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 are not defects, but natural characteristics that reflect the craftsmanship and individuality of handmade blown glass.