Kiyomizu-yaki Chawan by 3rd Gen. Fujimoto Tōtsu - Japanese Matcha Bowl | SUZU

Handcrafted by Third Generation Fujimoto Tōtsu, this Kyoto matcha bowl reflects a philosophy of refinement through restraint. Soft grey-green glaze flows gently across finely thrown clay, revealing subtle brushwork and delicate layers that become more apparent with every use. The surface is calm, yet full of movement, inviting appreciation not through decoration, but through texture, proportion and light. Collection Notes Handcrafted by Third Generation Fujimoto Tōtsu (三代 藤本陶津) in Kyoto Made within the tradition of Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyō-yaki), one of Japan's most celebrated ceramic traditions Soft grey-green glaze with layered brushwork and subtle tonal variation Wide profile designed for comfortably whisking matcha into a smooth, creamy froth Carefully balanced weight and foot ring for stability and comfort in the hands Came with a Tomobako (original signed wooden presentation box) Product Details + Dimension: Approx. D120mm x H85mm + Region: Kyoto, Japan + Artist: 3rd Generation Fujimoto Tōtsu (藤本陶津) + Material: Clay About 3rd Generation Fujimoto Tōtsu The Fujimoto family has long been part of Kyoto's rich ceramic heritage, carrying forward the traditions of Kiyomizu-yaki while developing a distinctive artistic voice of its own. 3rd Generation Fujimoto Tōtsu (藤本陶津) is recognised for works that embrace refinement over ornamentation. His ceramics favour restrained forms, natural textures and subtle glazes that encourage contemplation rather than immediate attention. Each piece reflects the Kyoto philosophy that true beauty often resides in balance, proportion and the quiet dialogue between clay, glaze and fire.