Hakusan Pottery S-1 Heicha Wan, White, Masahiro Mori Design, Approx. φ5.9 x 2.1 inches (15 x 5.3 cm), Hasami Ware Made in Japan

Description

A container that you will want to use for a long time. A flat tea cup is also said to be an example of Hakusan pottery. The shape is slightly larger and flattened than the typical rice bowl, and is designed to be easy to hold and overlap when stored, making it easy to use in your daily life. The variety of patterns are attractive to brighten up your dining table. The pattern on the inside and outside is simple and highly designed, which will enhance your everyday home rice. Great for everyday use, as well as for entertaining or special occasions. Each color and pattern has a different charm, so you can enjoy choosing your favorite one. Not only can it be used as a rice bowl, but also as a small bowl for serving deli dishes and desserts. The bowl is good for soup, and is suitable for all kinds of Japanese and Western dishes. Winner of the Good Design Award in 1993 and the Long Life Design Award in 2004. Comes in a box and is recommended as a gift for someone you care about, weddings, or family celebrations. ■ Designer: Masahiro Mori (Mori Masahiro), a ceramic designer from Shiota, Saga Prefecture. In 1956, he entered the Hakusan Ceramic Design Chamber. "Considering the equipment used in everyday life, we create shapes and produce our factories, so we feel the joy of designing and sharing them with many people. " and continued to make dinnerware. The ceramic design was created by this idea and has won several international design awards including the Good Design Award.