From left to right: three bowls, a cup, and a sakecup. The three bowls are stacked one on top of the other, and consist of a rice bowl, a soup bowl, and an aromatic food bowl, continuing the tradition of the so-called “one soup, one dish” Japanese cooking style.
Wajima-nuri Kyara-nuri
Mitsuwan-Nesting 3 bowls set; rice bowl, soup bowl, dipping bowl
Three bowls, as the name suggests, are a set of three bowls of various sizes. The three bowls are, in order from largest to smallest, a rice bowl, a soup bowl, and a simmered dipping bowl. They are designed to be stacked and stored compactly so as not to take up too much space. The traditional design of the bowls is based on Zen temple dining etiquette, and they can be used in any way you like. We hope you will feel free to use it in any way you like, while maintaining the characteristics of lacquerware, which keeps food hot for a long time.
rice bowl :Ф125×H80mm
soup bowl:Ф120×H50mm
dippinng bowl :Ф110×H34mm
Materials: Mizume cherry tree, natural lacquer, ground powder, linen, silver leaf
$950
Please note that microwave ovens and dishwashers are not suitable.
Wajima-nuri Kyara-nuri Japanese teacup
Whether you are having guests over or enjoying your time alone as an adult, this Kyara-nuri cup will enrich your time.
Ф90×H60mm
Materials: Mizume cherry tree, natural lacquer, ground powder, linen, silver leaf
$320
Please note that microwave ovens and dishwashers are not suitable.
Wajima-nuri Kyara-nuri Japanese sakecup
Sakecups are still suited for sake. Japanese people around the world value the time they spend drinking sake very highly. They are particular about their drinking vessels and snacks. It is a relaxing, healing, luxurious, and enjoyable time. Kyara-nuri sakecups are the perfect way to make that time more colorful.
Ф60×H60mm
Materials: Mizume cherry tree, natural lacquer, ground powder, linen, silver leaf
$350
Please note that microwave ovens and dishwashers are not suitable.