Rice bowl, soup bowl, cereal bowl Yuuki

SKU: 010003

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Rice bowl crafted from the finest Japanese porcelain. Handmade in Japan using traditional production methods. Each piece is one of a kind, featuring a surface with a transparent glaze and a filigree design, complemented by its aesthetic shape. Known for its exceptional quality and resilience, many unique pieces have won both national and international design awards and are housed in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The Yuuki dinnerware series is also featured in select gourmet restaurants in Germany.

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"Rice bowl, soup bowl, cereal bowl Yuuki"

Rice bowl crafted from the finest Japanese porcelain. Handmade in Japan using traditional manufacturing methods. Boasting a transparent filigree surface and a very aesthetic shape, this piece exemplifies exceptional quality and resistance. Many pieces from this collection have won national and international design awards and are an integral part of the Museum of Modern Art in New York's collection. The Yuuki tableware series can also be found in select gourmet restaurants in Germany.

As each item is unique, slight deviations from the picture are possible.

Colour:	White
Artist/ Master:	Makoto Komatsu
Care:	Dishwasher-proof
Rice bowl material:	Porcelain
Maße:	11,5 x 10,8 x 5,3 cm, 250 ml

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Seto-Yaki Ceramic Japan is located in the historical region of Seto and has been dedicated to uncompromising craftsmanship from the very beginning. This creative process is accompanied by production based in Seto, working hand in hand with young talented designers and traditional craftsmanship. Transparent, delicate surfaces and aesthetic forms make this porcelain one of Japan's most captivating, distinguished by its exceptional quality and durability. Many individual pieces have been honored with awards such as the "Good Design Award Japan" for their pioneering design, and today they are an integral part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.