Description

The tokusa, narrow traditional Japanese stripes, are individually hand-painted by Marumitsu Poterie’s ceramists. This shallow-shaped bowl, “asabachi” in Japanese, has a unique pink aura, allowing your meal to take center stage. Available in small and large, the perfect sizes to hold side dishes, pasta, or salads.

No two pieces are alike; each piece is handmade and painted by local Seto ceramists. Variations in color and design are normal.

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About 

Marumitsu Poterie

Originally getting its start in 1950 as a local ceramic wholesaler in Seto, Kenji Kato had the idea to create original designs after a visit to a potter in Gifu who was making bowls for French café au lait in 1985. Intrigued by the concept of making tableware for specific needs, he began working with local specialists to craft ceramic dishes that complemented each meal.

Made from natural clay sourced from the mountains, shaped by hand, and designed for various ingredients in mind, Marmitsu Poterie tableware is a companion to mealtime. 

Seto, Japan

Materials: 

Clay

Dimensions: 

Small: 5.43″ W × 5.43″ D × 1.65″ H

Large: 7.1″ W × 7.1″ D × 1.9″ H

Care: 

Microwave and dishwasher safe. Do not use in the oven or over an open flame. Wash immediately after use, then dry thoroughly. Avoid cleaning with metal or overly abrasive materials

Some items may have fine cracks (crazing) on the surface at the time of purchase, or develop them over time with use. These do not affect usability.