Good Day Rice Bowl - Decorated Rice Ears and Sparrows
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- 379,00 kr
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- 379,00 kr
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Rice ears and sparrows were popular decorative motifs on Imari ware during the Edo period. Rice cultivation is an important annual cycle. Though familiar, it was likely depicted as a precious landscape, expressing hopes for its continued prosperity.
Drawing inspiration from this history, contemporary artisans have painted charming sparrows on these rice bowls. The sparrows have descended upon scattered grains from rice bundles and are busily pecking away.
Weight: Approx. 135g
Capacity: With cooked rice, small serving about 100g to large serving about 200g
Diameter: Approx. 11cm
Hight: 6cm
[Before use]
Be sure to wash with water or lukewarm water.
[When using]
Avoid sudden heating or cooling as it is sensitive to rapid temperature changes. This may cause damage.
[After use]
Dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended for longevity. Overloading may cause damage, so please use with care.
Do not scrub hard with abrasive detergents or metal scourers, as this may cause scratches. Wash with a soft sponge.
Avoid soaking. After washing, wipe with a soft, dry cloth, dry thoroughly, and store in a well-ventilated place.
[Notes]
Be careful of chipping or cracking due to strong impacts.
For safety, stop using the product if it becomes cracked.
Crazing (fine cracks on the surface) may appear over time with use, but this does not affect usability.
Please enjoy it as part of the product's character. As each item is finished by hand, there may be individual differences in colour and shape.
Compact Size Perfect for Both Adults and Children
Light and easy to hold, this compact bowl is recommended for both adults and children. It also takes up minimal space in your cupboard. The bowl can comfortably hold approximately 150g of rice, considered the standard for a full rice bowl.
Created with Keizan Kiln, Known for Delicate and Soft Painting
The Good Day Rice Bowl series features various patterns created with kilns from across Japan. This 'Decorated Rice Ears and Sparrows' design was created with Keizan Kiln in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture—a place rich in nature where birdsong fills the air. The simple, gentle pattern reveals the artisan's skill and the breath of craftsmanship from this kiln known for precise and delicate painting.
The Natural 'Wavering' of Handcraftsmanship Adds Charm
In the Good Day Rice Bowl series, each pattern is hand-painted, making every piece unique with its own individual character. This 'wavering' quality characteristic of craft is a beauty that comes only from handwork. Through these daily rice bowls, please enjoy the charm of craftsmanship that has been loved and continued for generations.
May Your Daily Rice Bowl Bring Good Days
The Good Day Rice Bowl series was created with the hope that 'everyday items should bring good days.' Japanese rice bowls developed from tea ceremony traditions while being influenced by continental culture. They have fostered customs of hand-holding etiquette and a culture of diverse decorative painting that brightens daily life. Contemporary artisans carrying on this history finish each piece with meticulous handwork. Please enjoy their comforting presence and the rich world created by various patterns.
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Free international shipping available on qualifying orders. Global shipping from Nara, Japan via DHL. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging (return shipping at customer's expense).
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