24to3(Nishitomi) Hasami Ware Wayama Kiln Lattice Kurawanka Rice Bowl, Pair

Description

• Size: Large (Diameter x Height): Approx. 4.8 x 2.6 inches (12.2 x 6.7 cm); Small (Diameter x Height): Approx. 4.5 x 2.5 inches (11.5 x 6.3
• Weight: Large - 6.3 oz (180 g), Small - 5.0 oz (145 g)
• Material: Ceramic
• Country of Manufacture: Japan
• Set Includes: Blue x 1, Red x 1

Hasami ware is a ceramic porcelain that is fired in Hasami town in Toukidkou County, Nagasaki Prefecture. 400 years of history. Originally produced celadon porcelain, it has been baked in large amounts of dinnerware for the crowd since the Edo period such as staining on white with simple grass fumes in Kuresu. Today, it produces a variety of ceramics, such as hand-drawn and printing. Wazangamama bowl is popular for everyday dinnerware that is easy to use in both shape and design. Artisan hand painted vessel. Simple design that you will never get bored. Popular "Kuramanka bowl" shape. Kuramanka bowls are used to eat on boats during the Edo period, and feature a large and heavy platform to prevent it from falling over. Can be used not only for rice bowls, but also for small bowls and more. The pattern is applied by hand, so there may be slight differences between each other.

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