Cloud and red flower carving small rice bowl (single item)
This is a small chawan from Kaiyama Seitosho, which specializes in commercial tableware. The uneven surface with a petal motif is hand-carved one by one, giving it a unique look. After the carving is done, the piece is finished by wrapping it in red paint with a brush. It is a very elaborate design. It will be packaged in a special package for small chawans. It is recommended as a gift.
- Size: φ6×H3.2cm
- Pottery: Kaiyama Pottery
- Texture: Smooth
- Notes: Dishwasher ◯ / Microwave ◯
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To ensure your Arita ware lasts for a long time, please take note of the following points.
- Arita-yaki porcelain is entirely handcrafted by artisans. Please note that there may be slight variations in size, color, and composition compared to the images shown.
- This product is made using natural Amakusa porcelain stone. Please enjoy the natural appearance of the material, as iron deposits may occasionally be visible on the surface.
- This product is microwave-safe. However, please avoid sudden cooling by placing it in cold water while the surface is hot, as this may cause it to crack.
- While this product is dishwasher-safe, we recommend hand-washing "thin-walled" items, as the water pressure may cause vibrations that can lead to breakage.
- Please avoid subjecting the product to strong impacts, as this may cause it to break.
- Do not use over an open flame.
- Please use a neutral detergent when washing.
- Please note that the colors and patterns may appear different from the actual product depending on your computer monitor settings.
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