The fine and delicate lines of this bowl are evenly filled with glaze, and the slightly swaying rim gently catches the food. Kushime is a bowl that stands out on the table and gives a sense of contemporary Japanese style. This large bowl is ideal for rice dishes, salad or a noodle soup.
Oda Pottery`s Kushime series is designed for elegant, modern Japanese dining. "Kushime" refers to the finely lined pattern that resembles the lines created when hair is combed.
Established in 1921 in the Minoyaki production area of Mizunami City in eastern Gifu Prefecture, Oda Ceramics has been producing "pristine white" porcelain for nearly a century, achieving a level of purity not seen in smaller manufacturers. As a manufacturer of western porcelain products, they use their extensive experience, skill, and technology to create a modern Japanese style for contemporary living.
features
Size: Ø200 x H90mm
Weight: 640g
Material: Porcelain (Mino Ware)
Dishwasher: ok
Microwave: ok
The fine and delicate lines of this bowl are evenly filled with glaze, and the slightly swaying rim gently catches the food. Kushime is a bowl that stands out on the table and gives a sense of contemporary Japanese style. This large bowl is ideal for rice dishes, salad or a noodle soup.
Oda Pottery`s Kushime series is designed for elegant, modern Japanese dining. "Kushime" refers to the finely lined pattern that resembles the lines created when hair is combed.
Established in 1921 in the Minoyaki production area of Mizunami City in eastern Gifu Prefecture, Oda Ceramics has been producing "pristine white" porcelain for nearly a century, achieving a level of purity not seen in smaller manufacturers. As a manufacturer of western porcelain products, they use their extensive experience, skill, and technology to create a modern Japanese style for contemporary living.
features
Size: Ø200 x H90mm
Weight: 640g
Material: Porcelain (Mino Ware)
Dishwasher: ok
Microwave: ok
Oda Pottery`s Kushime series is designed for elegant, modern Japanese dining. "Kushime" refers to the finely lined pattern that resembles the lines created when hair is combed.
Established in 1921 in the Minoyaki production area of Mizunami City in eastern Gifu Prefecture, Oda Ceramics has been producing "pristine white" porcelain for nearly a century, achieving a level of purity not seen in smaller manufacturers. As a manufacturer of western porcelain products, they use their extensive experience, skill, and technology to create a modern Japanese style for contemporary living.