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Kutani Matcha Chawan by Kozan Kiln — Hane-Usagi Leaping Rabbit Moon Bowl

$88.00 CAD

Low stock: 2 left

  • 300 ml
  • Stoneware
  • Not microwave-safe
  • Hand-wash only
  • Made in Japan

Kōzan Kutani chawan with leaping rabbits

This stoneware matcha bowl by Kōzan Kiln is decorated with three raised white rabbits moving beneath a gold moon and windblown susuki grass. The restrained palette sits over a mouse-grey ash glaze, where iron-rich firing flecks remain visible across the surface.

The bowl is hand-thrown, with a reddish-brown firing line at the foot and small variations in form and painted detail. A gold-transfer 九谷 幸山 seal on the foot identifies the Kōzan workshop.

Maker: Kōzan Kiln (幸山), Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan
Ware: Kutani-yaki stoneware
Pattern: Hane-usagi, leaping rabbits
Decoration: raised white painting with gold accents
Dimensions: approximately 11 cm diameter × 6.8 cm high
Vessel capacity: approximately 300 ml; a practical matcha serving is about 100–150 ml
Production year: 2023

For whisked matcha

The open interior gives a bamboo chasen room to move. The bowl may also be used for a small serving of sweets or food, but its proportions are first suited to preparing and drinking matcha.

Details & dimensions

Diameter: 11.0 cm (~4.3″).
Height: 6.8 cm (~2.7″).
Foot ring (kōdai): ~5.0–5.5 cm (~2.0–2.2″) estimate.
Capacity: ~250–350 mL vessel / ~100–150 mL practical matcha pour — to be confirmed on first-unit dispatch.
Weight: ~250–380 g (~8.8–13.4 oz) estimate — to be confirmed on first-unit dispatch.
Material: Ceramic — stoneware (陶磁器 tōjiki, cream-buff clay body).
Glaze: nezumi-iro (鼠色 mouse-gray) ash glaze with iron-rich firing flecks; reddish-brown unglazed firing rim.
Decoration: hand-thrown body; raised-white (shiromori 白盛) rabbit painting; gold-leaf (kinsai 金彩) full moon + susuki blades; oxidation firing speckle.
Foot mark: 九谷 / 幸山 gold-transfer square seal on foot ring (Kutani / Kōzan).
Manufacture year: 2023.
Each piece slightly varies due to hand-throwing and hand-painting.

Shipping, duties & delivery

Ships from Japan within 1–3 business days as in-stock inventory.

International delivery typically 5–14 business days after dispatch.

Hand-packed in the original kibako plus outer protective carton with cushioning for safe international transit.

Buyers outside Japan are responsible for any local customs duties, VAT, and import taxes.

Packaging & gifting

Original wooden gift box (kibako) with sumi-brush calligraphic lid + red rakkan seal + 2 Kutani info inserts — gift-ready as received.

The kibako doubles as long-term storage for tea-practice use — traditional Japanese tea practitioners keep chawan in their tomobako/kibako between sessions.

Care instructions

Hand-wash only with mild soap and a soft sponge or chakin cloth; rinse and dry completely before storing.

Not dishwasher safe; not microwave safe (the gold-leaf kinsai is heat-sensitive).

Store in the original kibako for protection.

Whisk matcha with a wooden chasen (not metal) to preserve the glaze; the rim is hand-formed stoneware.

Returns / damage support

Returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery for eligible items. For a standard return or exchange, return shipping is the buyer's responsibility, and items must be returned in their original condition and packaging.

If your item arrives damaged, defective, or significantly different from the description, please contact us as soon as possible after delivery with clear photos of the item and packaging. ZenKiln will cover the reasonable return or replacement cost where applicable.

Cancellations are accepted within 12 hours of purchase. See our Refund Policy for full terms.

THE MAKER

Kōzan Kiln

幸山 · Ishikawa

Kōzan (幸山) is a modern Kutani-yaki kiln in Ishikawa Prefecture working in a contemporary nezumi-iro (鼠色 mouse-grey) / kinsai-shiromori (gold + raised-white) idiom — distinct from the historical gosai-de palette. Signature: gold-transfer 九谷幸山 foot seal.

Independent Kutani kiln; tradition METI-designated 1975

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