Kohiki Matcha Bowl “Carnation” By Kōsen Tanaka Sencha chasen with a greater number

chasen with a greater number of prongs tend to have a thicker handle and more delicate tips

Produced at the Nishi Tea Factory in Kirishima

making them a fitting motif for celebrating new beginnings

it is also recommended for cold brewing

which allows smooth pouring without tea leaves escaping—especially suitable for regular or lightly steamed sencha

Kohiki Matcha Bowl “Carnation” By Kōsen Tanaka Sencha chasen with a greater numberKohiki is a traditional ceramic technique in which a white slip is applied over the clay body before firing, creating a soft, milky surface that highlights the natural warmth and texture of the clay. This piece features red and pink carnationsflowers traditionally associated with love, gratitude, and a warm heart. With its gentle colors and tender motif, this matcha bowl is a thoughtful choice for Mothers Day gifts or for welcoming and honoring