● This is a set of three small, hand-painted, porcelain bowls made by the fifth-generation Kyosen Tsuchiyama of the Kyoyaki-Kiyomizu-yaki kiln. They are hand-thrown on a potter's wheel and feature a sometsuke (blue and white) design of Fuyo-de (lotus flower).
● These are test versions of the design and color scheme, making them a great value.
The three Fuyo-de bowls have designs that match their respective shapes, with variations in form and foot.
● There are no scratches, so please rest assured.
● The design is a luxurious and elegant sometsuke Fuyo-de. The brushwork is not precise, with the brushstrokes and "dami" (filling in with color) varying in intensity.
The three small bowls have different depths.
You can use them according to the occasion or even choose dishes that complement them.
● The deep bowl, although difficult to see in the image, has grooves on the inside and outside, providing a subtle tactile experience.
● The "Tamawari" bowl has a ring-shaped flower edge and a "Tobi-kanna" (flying plane) design on the foot, with a rust finish.
● The "Hiramukozuke" bowl has depth, unlike a plate, making it a versatile dish for soups and other dishes.
● The three Fuyo-de bowls combine a sense of luxury with refined beauty, making them a great gift. (Price is for 3 pieces.)
● These three pieces have shapes that fit comfortably in the hand and are designed for ease of use.
● They will add color to your meals.
You can create a particularly vibrant dining experience.
Enjoy your delicious meals every day.
● Please take this opportunity to try the "Fuyo-de" style.
● (Deep Bowl)
Diameter 123mm x Height 78mm: Weight 193g
● (Tamawari Bowl)
Diameter 120mm x Height 40mm: Weight 121g
● (Hiramukozuke Bowl)
Diameter 135mm x Height 35mm: Weight 145g
Microwave/〇, Dishwasher/〇, Direct Fire/×
◎ The appearance may vary slightly depending on the light.
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