*The sales price has changed due to a price revision. (September 2025) Charming Tableware This small blue-and-white bowl was designed by ceramic artist Shingo Oka. This free-spirited and dynamic design recreates the blue-and-white porcelain of "Early Imari," an early style of Arita ware. The slightly dull blue and fine iron powder are also reminiscent of Early Imari. Each piece has a unique look, with variations in line shading and subtle blurring. Enjoy the texture that can only be achieved through hand-drawn art. Another Side Dish Perfect for serving small items like pickles and condiments. Transform a simple side dish into a décor dish! It's also great to have fun using tableware by arranging several small plates and bowls. The square shape adds an accent to your table. Size Diameter: Approx. 7.0cmHeight: Approx. 3.0cm Weight Approx. 82g Material Porcelain MicrowaveDishwasher Microwave: YesDishwasher: Yes Direct FlameOven Direct Flame: NoOven: No Recommended Maintenance from the Pottery Maker - After use, wash and thoroughly dry your dishes as soon as possible. Insufficient drying can lead to mold and odors. Product Characteristics/Handling Precautions - The surface may peel if you continue to use the dishwasher. - Hand washing is recommended to ensure long-term use. - Because these are handmade, there will be individual differences in color, shape, size, and thickness. - Pinholes may be visible, and the pattern and color may vary. - Recommended for those who want to enjoy the warm texture of handmade items, each with its own unique look. - Because these dishes are non-absorbent, they are resistant to stains, mold, and other dirt, making them easy to handle. - Tiny "black spots," "paint spots," and "pinholes that do not reach the base" may be found on the surface of the dish. - Crazing (cracks in the surface glaze) may occur during use, but this is not cracking or damage and does not interfere with use. - Prices may be revised or adjusted by the artist or potter. Things to Know Before Purchasing The unique character of each piece of pottery is created by mottling, fading, uneven glaze, shading, and shape variations not found in mass-produced items. Handmade pottery is not perfectly uniform, with pinholes, crazing, or distortions. Each piece is slightly different in color, size, and shape, and no two pieces are exactly alike. This is the charm of handmade pottery. These are also the unique characteristics of handmade pottery, so enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter. [Individual Differences] Since each piece is handmade, there may be individual differences in shape, size, thickness, etc. [Painting] Since each piece is hand-painted, there may be individual differences in the pattern, design, and color shading. [Other Notes] 〇 Products that have passed inspection by the pottery manufacturer or artist are inspected again before being delivered to customers. ■ For more information, please click here. Characteristics of Tableware and Things to Know When Purchasing About the Series This product is available in different patterns. ■You can also view our blue and white porcelain items here. Sometsuke Listing Page ■You can also view Arita ware here. Find your favorite! Arita ware Listing Page Arita ware This type of pottery is produced in the Arita area of Saga Prefecture. As Japan's first porcelain production center, it boasts a history of approximately 400 years. Characterized by colorful and intricate painting by artisans, it is one of Japan's proud traditional crafts.
