Arita Porcelain Lab Yazaemon Plum-shaped Kobachi Small Bowl Set
This is an elegant Arita ware porcelain small kobachi bowl in the shape of a plum. The dish is a lovely size and looks like a little plum blooming in your hand when you hold it. The shape of this porcelain, plum, is also said to bring good luck. Simple, yet elegant, this small bowl matches with any dishes to create your dining table more stunning.
The size is perfect to serve any side dish, such as Sunomono (vinegared food) or Aemono (seasoned or sauced food) individually. You may also like to place side dishes such as olives, cubic cheese or nuts to pair with your favorite drinks.
They come in a gift box, so they would be nice as a wedding gift, a gift for a family celebration, or as a congratulatory gift for someone special.
Arita Porcelain Lab is a brand/company revived by the seventh generation of Yazaemon as a successor to the long-established Arita porcelain kiln established in 1804. To make Arita porcelain a global brand, the company has been working to create modern Arita porcelain that is in tune with modern lifestyles while incorporating more than 200 years of traditions.
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Quantity: 5
- Dimension: D7.5cm(3.1in) x H4.5cm(2.8in）
- Box Size: 11cm(4.3in) x 11cm(4.3in) xH6.2cm(2.4in)
- Material: Porcelain
- Origin: Made in Japan - Arita Ware
- Brand: Arita Porcelain Lab
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ABOUT ARITA PORCELAIN LAB
Arita Porcelain Lab is a brand/ company revived by Yazaemon VII as a successor to the long-established Arita porcelain kiln established in 1804. To make Arita porcelain a global brand, the company has been working to create modern Arita porcelain that is in tune with modern lifestyles while incorporating the more than 200 years of traditions.
View more Arita Porcelain Lab's ItemsABOUT 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.
