Thank you for viewing! This is a set of two brand new, unused Mino-yaki More White Blue Gray bowls. Regular price: 3,350 yen → 2,980 yen Size: Diameter: 13.5cm, Height: 8cm Weight: 320g These bowls were made at the request of the manufacturer after I fell in love with them. The matte glaze suppresses the gloss, and the surface glaze is white. The recessed areas where the glaze pools have a special blue-gray color. The glaze color cannot be perfectly conveyed in the images, but it is a very elegant and fine white blue-gray. Although there is no gloss, the surface is smooth and easy to use. Some bowls may have small black dots (black spots) on the white parts. This is due to iron particles contained in the glaze, and iron burning may rarely occur, so please understand. The shape has a wavy edge with undulations. When viewed from above, the design has a curved circle. Larger than a rice bowl and with more height, it can be used for mini-donburi, soup, and noodles. Because they are large, they can be used in many ways. The design has no "hama" (underside, bottom part), making it difficult to tip over, and is designed not to scratch the table. Although they have height, they are designed to be easy to stack and store. We have several other items in the same series, so sets with other products are also possible. These are direct sales from the kiln and are made in Japan. Dishwasher: ◎ Microwave: ◎ We do not offer discounts on this product. You can combine any of the pottery items we have for sale. We will discount the shipping cost if you combine items, so please inquire. Due to temperature differences within the kiln during firing, depending on the type of glaze, there may be color unevenness, color spots, or black spots. If you feel any anxiety or distrust about the product, please refrain from purchasing. Please refrain from purchasing if you are a very sensitive person. #MinoYaki #OvalPlate #White #Matte #SenDan (Thousand Steps) #DinnerPlate #FlatPlate #Leaf #MadeInJapan #JapanesePlate #WesternPlate #Ceramics #Momogusa #Croissant