Matcha Bowl -Yozakura by Kakouzan-kiln

Elegant Pottery from Kyoto’s Gojozaka District

Kakouzan-kiln is nestled in Gojozaka, a historic area of Higashiyama, Kyoto, long known as the heart of traditional Kiyomizu-ware pottery.

For four generations, this family-run kiln has carried on the legacy of handmade Japanese ceramics.

Their creations are rooted in the timeless beauty of Kenzan-style pottery, yet each piece is brought to life with refined color, elegance, and charm unique to Kyoto craftsmanship.

As if Blossoms Bloomed Across the Surface

Every flower is meticulously hand-painted with traditional Japanese pigments, producing a soft, dimensional effect full of grace.

Each petal is carefully shaded, giving the appearance of real blossoms coming to life on ceramic.

The smooth texture and delicate hues bring a seasonal beauty to your table—offering more than just function, but also a moment of quiet delight.

A Lively Tribute to Spring, Capturing the Spirit of Kyoto Pottery

Celebrate the changing seasons with a handmade piece that brings both tradition and elegance to your table.

This stunning ceramic captures the fresh energy of spring and the timeless beauty of Japanese craft.

Owner's Comment

This radiant piece is fully wrapped in hand-painted cherry blossoms, offering a striking, festive impression.

From the bold, expressive trunk to the soft pink blooms, it captures the essence and poetry of springtime.

Perfect for spring tea gatherings or simply enjoying a quiet moment at home—it’s a beautiful way to welcome the season to your table.