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Rain Tea Bowl
$45.00
Rain Tea Bowl
$45.00
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A traditional Japanese chawan with a translucent blue-green glaze, bringing to mind the serenity of gentle rain.
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All volumes are measured to the brim. Functional volume may vary.
volume 22 oz/650 ml • height 3.25" • diameter 5"
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