Koishiwara Ware Rice Bowl Chawan Hakeme Folk Craft Kogenta Ware

Set of 2 bowls
Can be used as a pair of rice bowls...
Amber glaze
Yamamaru Kiln

Size: Diameter approx. 12.5cm, Height approx. 5.8cm
          Diameter approx. 13.2cm, Height approx. 6cm

Both bowls have pinholes on the inside and small unevenness from the glaze firing process, resembling kiln marks. Please see photos 12 and 13.
Please note that there will always be individual differences in color, pattern, and the density of the tobi-kanna (scraped pattern) even within the same product number.

Photographed in daylight, in a sunny location, and under natural light. Please be aware that the actual color may appear slightly different from the product images due to lighting conditions and your device settings.

These are lovely, well-crafted bowls with different inner brushstroke and rim brushstroke patterns.
They are substantial rice bowls with a slight difference in size.
The natural glaze creates a warm color palette, with no two patterns exactly alike, adding color to your dining table.
The rustic beauty of folk crafts, born from the hands of artisans, brings richness and healing to everyday life.

Unused, stored at home.
Koishiwara ware is handmade by artisans, one piece at a time.
Please enjoy the unique individuality of each piece in its color, shape, and glaze gradation.

As these are ceramic items, please understand that they may have initial kiln marks, uneven firing, glaze drips, pooling, roughness, unevenness, pinholes, black spots, etc. Many items are sold stacked at stores and kilns.
There may be slight stacking marks.
We appreciate your understanding.

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