Kaizan Kiln Kaiseki Series Swirl Pattern Arita Kobachi Bowl
This celadon kobachi bowl is crafted by Kaizan Kiln, a renowned producer of Arita ware. Well-suited for sauces and condiments, this bowl also enriches your tea time with a refined touch when used for small sweets.
Celadon, with its beautiful gradient from white to light blue, enhances dish presentation and imparts a cool, refreshing feel.
The rim, designed with gentle curves that create a soft appearance, features the nebiki no matsu motif. Depicting pine trees with attached roots, this auspicious pattern has long been considered a symbol of continuous growth.
Since their establishment nearly seventy years ago, Kaizan Kiln has been crafting professional-use tableware for kaiseki restaurants and traditional Japanese inns, creating new products that align with the times. In 2016, they launched a new brand to offer their products for home use. While preserving the tradition of Arita ware, they continue to incorporate new techniques and ideas, ensuring the production of high-quality products.
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Quantity: 1
- Dimension: D 8.5 cm (3.3 in) x H 3 cm (1.2 in)
- Material: Porcelain
- Origin: Made in Japan - Arita ware
- Brand: Kaizan Kiln
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ABOUT KAIZAN KILN
The first generation was born as the second son in a kiln that has been in existence for more than 270 years, and opened the pottery in 1955.
As a manufacturer of tableware for professional use, they have been producing tableware for use in Ryokans (Japanese-style inns) and restaurants, and other tableware to bring a sense of the extraordinary and to add a little color to the dining scenes.
As times have changed, so have the tableware, serving styles, sizes, and so on. However, they have kept the same passion and have created products that fit today's lifestyle.
ABOUT ARITA WARE
Arita Ware, made in the town of Arita in Saga Prefecture, is the oldest porcelain production area in Japan's history. Arita porcelain is characterized by its translucent white porcelain surface, dyeing using "Gosu" (indigo pigment), and gorgeous red painting using glassy overglaze pigments (red, green, yellow, purple, and blue). The pottery is highly durable and is produced in a wide variety of styles, from fine art to daily necessities. It was exported to Europe, where it was prized as fine art and called "white gold".
Arita Ware is also a prestigious brand that is admired by ceramicists from other regions as a representative porcelain production area.
