Mizuno Sokaku Hikidashi Black Tea Bowl, Black Glaze, Original Box
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Deep, dramatic, and full of traditional presence, this hikidashi black tea bowl by Mizuno Sokaku brings the soul of Japanese ceramics directly to your tea ritual. The rich black glaze catches the light with subtle depth, creating a striking backdrop for bright green matcha.
It comes complete with its original signed wooden box, preserving both the vessel and its authentic artistic provenance.
Hikidashi black, or hikidashi-guro, is a historic pottery technique where the vessel is pulled directly from the blazing kiln while still red-hot, then cooled rapidly to achieve its deep, jet-black color. Mizuno Sokaku was an acclaimed master of Seto ceramics, known for his deep understanding of classic glaze work and refined shapes. Owning a piece from his wheel connects you directly to the timeless heritage of the Japanese tea ceremony.
Hikidashi-guro black tea bowl by Mizuno Sōkaku, finished with black glaze and presented in its original box.




