Hibi Chawan #35Kota Tanaka, a disciple of the esteemed Karatsu ware artist Nakagawa Shizenbo, has developed his own distinctive approach, drawing inspiration from his mentors techniques. His style is notably more detailed compared to Nakagawas bold aesthetic. The name of his kiln, "Bochugama," derived from the Bochu region, was created with input from Nakazato Takashi, who also personally inscribed the kiln mark still visible today. His wood fired creations feature

Secondary Pairings: Sheng Pu-erh and White Tea

It is known for its density and ability to "mellow" strong teas

cooling lift that balances Puerh’s richness

and proportion to each other

Mulberry leaves have a rich history in Chinese herbal medicine

Green almond

In this encounter

utilizing tools and stamps passed down through generations

It enduringly retains its radiance

creamy taste

Color: Natural unbleached

where floral notes evolve into rich