chawan
- noun
- /tʃɑːˈwɑːn/
- Specialized
:
tazón
- In the tea ceremony, each guest sipped from a beautifully crafted chawan to appreciate the delicate flavors of the matcha.
Examples
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The chef served the rice in a traditional chawan, highlighting the elegance of Japanese dining.
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During the festival, participants enjoyed tea from their exquisite chawan, showcasing the art of tea presentation.
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The host carefully placed the chawan on the tatami mat before serving the tea.
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Collectors often seek out antique chawan for their unique glazes and shapes.
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During the ceremony, each guest admired the craftsmanship of the chawan they used.
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I drank my tea from a beautiful chawan.
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The chawan was elegantly crafted with intricate designs.
Synonyms
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A bowl of rice served with toppings, or a person's job that gives them money
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Etymology
The word chawan comes from the Japanese parts cha 'tea' and wan 'bowl'. So a chawan is literally a 'tea bowl', which is why the word is used for the special bowl for drinking tea or serving rice in traditional settings.