HASUIKE CHAWAN - SHOSHI WATANABE

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 01 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 02 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 03 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 04 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 05 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 06 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.

Artist: Shoshi Watanabe
Object: Chawan (tea bowl)
Color: Hasuike | Gray-Blue-Brown
Edition: No. 07 / 07

Handmade in Los Angeles by Shoshi Watanabe, these chawans are made for everyday use, from whisking matcha to steeping your favorite loose tea.

In the spirit of tea ceremony, which honors the seasons, we named each glaze after our favorite summer flower, the lotus (hasu):

• Renge (蓮華): the lotus blossom (Red-Orange-Brown)
• Hasuha (蓮葉): the lotus leaf (Green-White)
• Hasuike (蓮池): the pond it floats on (Gray-Blue-Brown)

The collection is limited to 21 total pieces across three glazes, with 7 of each color made. Because every piece is handmade, no two are identical. The photos of each edition number you see here is the exact bowl that will be shipped to you.

SHOSHI WATANABE x TEA TEA TEA
These bowls are the product of more than a decade of friendship, and countless nights talking about food and pottery. Long before TEA TEA TEA, Shoshi taught our dad, Shingo, to throw pots. Those studio sessions led Shingo to tea, and eventually to what we now call TEA TEA TEA. This is the first art object we've released, and it only felt right that it came from the person who helped set it all in motion.

For more on Shoshi and how these bowls came to be, read our interview: here.