Deep Bowl Suna Karatsu Mishima 18cm/7.1in | Serving Bowl Mino Ware
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Calm appearance
A 7-inch bowl with a carved pattern as an accent. 
A pale gray color that goes well with any color. The slightly pinkish area is called ``gohonde,'' and has a deep flavor that is unique to ceramics. The rim, which flares out slightly, accentuates your food like a picture frame. It has a rustic texture and will blend easily into your daily life. 
Size that is useful at the dining table
For dinner today, how about some udon noodles with bonito soup or curry nanban? The atmosphere also goes well with rice dishes such as oyakodon with melted eggs and katsudon. 
It is also perfect as a bowl for serving main side dishes such as yellowtail radish and meat and potatoes. It has a good depth, so it's useful when you want to put a lot of soup or bulky ingredients on it. 
| Size | Diameter approx. 18.5cm Height approx. 7.7cm |
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| Weight | Approx. 478g | ||
| Material | Pottery tr> |
Microwave Dishwasher |
Microwave × Dishwasher × |
| Open fire Oven |
Open fire × Oven × |
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| Kilnmaker's recommended maintenance | ・After using the pottery, wash it as soon as possible and dry it thoroughly. Insufficient drying may cause mold and odors. |
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| Product characteristics/ Handling precautions |
・As it is handmade, there may be individual differences in color, shape, size, thickness, etc. ・There may be pinholes, and the pattern and color may differ. ・Penetration (cracks in the surface glaze) may occur during the use process, but this is not a crack or breakage, so there is no problem with use. ・Prices may be reviewed or revised depending on the artist or pottery. |
About the style and atmosphere
Mino ware gently fits into your daily life and decorates various scenes at the dining table. Although it is a work that gives you a sense of tradition, it is an easy-to-use pottery that suits modern life. Differences in color, uneven color, and sagging that occur by chance during firing and hand-molding create a unique handmade texture. Enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter, as no two items are the same. 
Some have many crack-like penetrations(kannyu).It is the unique taste of pottery. 
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Mino ware
Pottery produced in the Tono region of Gifu Prefecture (Tajimi City, Toki City, Kani City, Toki District), which is the largest pottery industry in Japan. It is a collection of kilns with different areas of expertise, and is characterized by a wide variety of products, from everyday pottery to ceramics.
Kiln owner's recommendation for maintenance
-After use, wash the pot as soon as possible, dry it thoroughly, and store it in a dry place. Insufficient drying may cause mold and odor.
Product Characteristics/Handling Precautions
-There may be pinholes, patterns, and colors may vary.
-The surface of the items may have very small "black spots" or "paint splashes" or "pinholes that do not reach the base of the items.
-This product is recommended for those who want to enjoy the warm texture of handmade products with a different look and feel for each piece.
-The surface of the glaze may be cracked during use, but this is not a crack or breakage and will not interfere with its use.
-Prices are subject to review and revision by artists and potters.
What you need to know before purchasing
-The charm of handmade items lies in the fact that no two items are exactly alike, with pinholes, penetrations, distortions, and the like, and that the colors, size, and shape of each piece vary slightly from one to another.
-The coloring, size, and shape of each piece is slightly different, and the charm of handmade items lies in the fact that they are not exactly the same.
-The finish is relatively uniform, but because it is handmade, there are individual differences in shape, size, color, and so on. Uneven color/uneven firing Because the glaze is applied by hand, the glaze may not be applied evenly. The firing process is also uneven because the temperature varies depending on the firing location in the kiln.