Blue Gradient Matcha Tea Set Plate Set dating from the mid-12th to

dating from the mid-12th to mid-13th centuries

makes the vibrant colors pop

while the blue glaze harmonizes naturally with greenery

while inheriting the traditional techniques of Japanese glassblowing and Edo Kiriko

finished with white washi paper adorned with the auspicious shippo (seven treasures) pattern

Blue Gradient Matcha Tea Set Plate Set dating from the mid-12th toThis matcha set features a delicate blue gradient on a smooth surface. It includes a katakuchi matcha bowl, two matching teacups, a chasen matcha whisk, and a matcha whisk holder. The whisk holder, designed to help preserve the shape of the chasen, reflects a philosophy of caring for tea utensils and appreciating them through years of use. In Hagi ware, color is not simply applied to the surface; it develops naturally through the interaction of clay,