Olive Stroke Beige Ramen Bowl 8.9 IN

This original ramen bowl by MUSUBI KILN features a generous capacity of 1,400 ml (47.4 fl oz), specially designed for hearty, satisfying servings. A warm beige base is brushed with olive-green strokes, creating a nature-inspired feel with an organic sense of movement. Each bowl is hand-glazed by artisans, resulting in subtle variations that make every piece unique. Two workshops combined their expertise to achieve this piece’s distinctive size and finish.

Its sculptural form and thoughtful proportions give the bowl an immediate presence on the table. The wide, open rim frames toppings, making it just as practical and comfortable to use and practical as it is visually striking.

The beige and olive-green palette of this bowl creates a natural canvas for a wide range of broths, complementing ingredients without competing for attention. The result is a calm, well-balanced presentation that feels both comforting and thoughtfully composed.

Presented in a thoughtfully designed light gray box, this bowl feels refined from the moment you receive it—ideal for everyday use, and just as fitting to give to someone special.

MUSUBI Originals

MUSUBI Originals brings together MUSUBI KILN’s original creations—each rooted in Japanese tradition and reimagined for modern life. From thoughtfully curated tableware sets and organic incense designed to restore inner balance, to hands-on craft kits developed with master artisans, every collection reflects a shared philosophy: honoring craftsmanship, embracing mindful living, and finding beauty in the process. These originals invite you to slow down, engage your senses, and experience Japan’s cultural heritage through objects made with purpose, care, and intention.

Mino Ware

Mino-Ware, die in der Region Tono in der Präfektur Gifu hergestellt wird, ist in der japanischen Töpferei für ihr reiches Erbe und ihre Vielseitigkeit bekannt. Sie umfasst über fünfzehn verschiedene Stile und ist damit vielfältiger als viele andere japanische Keramiken. 

Mittlerweile macht Mino-Keramik über 50 Prozent der japanischen Keramikproduktion aus und ist unübertroffen beliebt. Mino-Keramik wurde 1978 als traditionelles Handwerk anerkannt und spiegelt eine Mischung aus historischer Tiefe und moderner Relevanz wider – ein Beispiel für außergewöhnliche Handwerkskunst.