Hagi Peach Dawn Chawan (M8)

Meet the Hagi Peach Dawn Chawan, a vintage Japanese ceramic bowl that brings a soft sunrise to your tea ritual. You’ve likely felt it: ordinary bowls flatten the moment. You crave something that lifts the everyday into something felt.

This bowl answers that. It’s 12.7 cm across, 8.1 cm tall, born in Hagi, Yamaguchi. Hold it and notice how the creamy-white glaze climbs the walls with gentle ridges, then pools in a soft peach halo at the base that reminds you of dawn light on porcelain. Fine crackle lines catch the glow, spreading like whispered stories. The interior feels warm and smooth, a canvas for matcha or morning oatmeal.

Flip it over, and you’ll see the unglazed ring of sandy clay, lightly textured with the potter’s wheel; this button foot grounds the piece and bears a faint maker’s stamp. That subtle mark tells you it’s not mass-made; it’s shaped by hand and fire, part of traditional Japanese ceramics and the wabi sabi pottery ethos.

Imagine your hands cradling it as steam swirls upward. This is a moment, a breath, a story. You don’t have to wonder if it’s authentic. The glaze tones and uneven drip show it’s genuine, collectible Japanese tea bowl, deeply rooted in Japanese tea culture. It’s the kind of Japanese matcha bowl that warms your palm and your heart.

Maybe you worry it’s delicate. But its balanced weight, neither too light nor too heavy, feels strong and durable. The ridged texture gives grip, the rounded form feels natural. It invites use, not caution.

Let the sunrise in your morning ritual. Let the Hagi Peach Dawn Chawan become the bowl you reach for when you want quiet focus or a peaceful pause. It becomes yours, and your ritual just gained beauty.

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Please note:

Many of these bowls are vintage and may have small cracks, stains, or chips.

They were originally made in Japan for drinking tea (HS: 6912.00 or 6911.10), but we sell them as decorative items (HS: 6913.10) since there are no test results or certificates.

Some bowls come with free outer boxes (wood or cardboard), but this varies by item.

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We do not accept OEM or branding requests.

Free EMS shipping from Japan is included; our trading company in Fukuoka handles all exports from our warehouse there.

Each bowl is one of a kind; once sold, it won’t be restocked.

If you prefer UPS or FedEx, email us before ordering.