White Brush Tenmoku Flared Tamori Bowl

This bowl features an eye-catching design with white brushstroke patterns over a black base, creating a striking contrast.

Though it appears small, its depth makes it the perfect size for serving a single meal's portion of rice for an adult male. Its design also makes it ideal for dishes like ochazuke (rice with tea), thanks to its depth.

Please note that slight variations in appearance and texture may occur due to the handmade nature of the ceramics. We appreciate your understanding.

Mino ware, which began during the Momoyama period, is produced mainly in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture. It gained popularity with the rise of the tea ceremony and was especially loved by tea masters who embraced the wabi-sabi aesthetic. The characteristic colors of Mino ware include the delicate pale yellow of Kizeto, the lustrous black of Setoguro, the creamy white of Shino ware, and the unique green motifs of Oribe ware. Today, Mino ware accounts for over half of Japan's domestic porcelain tableware production.