Black lacquerware bowl, characterized by golden characters. Creative lacquerware made under the supervision of Michiba Rokuro. Suitable for all Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, including noodles and donburi. Slightly larger than a miso soup bowl, its size is convenient for serving udon, soba, or oyako-don. 【Michiba Rokuro】 Born in Yamanaka Onsen, Ishikawa Prefecture in 1931. His family business was the manufacturing and sales of lacquerware for tea ceremony utensils, so he had a deep relationship with lacquer from birth. After moving to Tokyo in 1950, he opened "Ginza Kurokabe," followed by "Rokko Kadan" in Kobe, "Hakuun-zakura" in Kanazawa, "Shibaura Botan," "Akasaka Tokiwaya," "Ginza Tonbo," and "Shin Tonbo" in Tokyo, before opening "Rokusantei" in 1971. In August 2000, he opened "Kaishoku Michiba." He is active on TV and in magazines. He demonstrated his skills as an "Iron Chef" on the TV cooking show "Iron Chef," gaining popularity. His hobbies are golf and traditional Japanese songs, and he enjoys cooking for gatherings. "The vessel is the kimono of the dish." The appearance of the dish is also determined by the vessel, and the compatibility of the dish and the vessel is important. Michiba Rokuro Collection Lacquerware Product Name: Michiba Rokuro Bowl Hachi Fukuwaraku Product Contents: Bowl Size: Diameter approx. 13.5cm, Height approx. 7.6cm Type of Base Material: Synthetic resin Country of Origin: --- Reference Color: Black lacquer (see image) As there is no outer box, it is considered to be in near-new condition. ☆Shipped via Mercari delivery (anonymous delivery with shipping guarantee). - Color: Black - Material: Wood - Decoration: Golden characters (Fuku, Waraku) - Shape: Round Thank you for viewing.