Midnight Vessel

There is a quietness to this chawan that invites stillness. The glaze is a deep, near-matte black — not uniform, but shifting subtly across the surface with traces of iron and residual ash catching the light. Up close, the texture reveals itself: a gentle, uneven surface shaped as much by fire as by hands.

The form is wide and open, generously proportioned for whisking, with a rounded body that sits naturally in the palms. It is the kind of bowl that disappears into the ritual of making tea, becoming simply the vessel it was meant to be.