Wabi Green Ramen Bowl 8.4 IN

This ramen bowl features a tapered body that opens into a flared, morning-glory rim. Its clean lines form a crisp silhouette where a modern profile meets traditional Japanese color sensibility. The green glaze—a classic uguisu shade—offers a quiet refinement and a distinctive wabi sabi elegance. Even with a modest amount of broth, the design creates a full, well-balanced presentation. Combine different colors to vary the mood. When stacked in the same shape, the bowls nest neatly to save space.

A narrower base makes the last noodles and remaining bites easy to reach, while the rim stays comfortable to hold even when the soup is hot. Beyond ramen, it works equally well for side dishes and simmered foods. By blending functionality with elegance, this is a bowl you’ll find yourself using day after day.

Rooted in tradition, the base carries a finely stamped mark of origin identifying it as Dachi ware, a celebrated form of Mino ceramics. This subtle detail connects the piece to centuries of craftsmanship while elevating its artistry and cultural value. 

Comes in an original Musubi Kiln box, making it a perfect choice for gifting as is.

Showa Seito

Showa Seito is a ceramics manufacturer founded in 1927 in Dachi, Toki City, Gifu Prefecture. Known as the “town of kilns,” Dachi is the heart of Mino ware, a region celebrated for preserving the artistry and tradition of Japanese ceramics. From this heritage, Showa Seito has continued to create original donburi and ramen bowls, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation.

The company’s signature ceramic ramen bowls include both classic Japanese donburi bowls and versatile ramen donburi. They are available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, meeting the needs of both everyday households and professional kitchens. With their refined finish and practical durability, Showa Seito's creations not only enhance the flavor of the dish but also bring richness and elegance to the dining table. 

Cerámica Mino

La cerámica Mino, elaborada en la región de Tono, en la prefectura de Gifu, es reconocida en la cerámica japonesa por su rico legado y versatilidad. Presenta más de quince estilos distintos, lo que la hace más variada que muchas otras cerámicas japonesas. 

Representando actualmente más del 50 % de la producción cerámica de Japón, su popularidad es inigualable. Designada como artesanía tradicional en 1978, la cerámica Mino refleja una combinación de profundidad histórica y relevancia moderna, ejemplificando una artesanía excepcional.