Soup bowl with lid Hashi han, Urushi red

SKU: 010246

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159,90 €

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Soup bowl with lid Hashi han, Urushi red

Soup bowl with lid Hashi han, Urushi red

SKU: 010246

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Very aesthetic soup bowl with lid from Tsumugi series. Manufacturer of this wonderful bowl is Gato Mikio, one of the most famous manufacturers of high-end lacquerware in Japan with rich tradition. All products are carefully made by hand. The beautiful pieces from this manufactory convince by the material, the processing and the several times awarded design. Shikki (lacquerware) or Urushi refers to Japanese dinnerware made in the traditional way. The soup bowl is made of Japanese zelkove, one of the most powerful and valuable trees in Asia, it was turned by hand using the Yamanaka method. The \"sculpture\" measures about 13 cm in diameter and is 7 cm high without the lid and about 9.6 cm high with the lid.

159,90 €

incl. 19% VAT , Free shipping to DE.

Available immediately
Delivery time: 1 - 3 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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"Soup bowl with lid Hashi han, Urushi red"

Real Japanese lacquer art

Eating and drinking from exquisite Shikki tableware is an age-old tradition and pure pleasure. High quality Shikki is light, beautiful and of selected naturalness. Genuine Japanese lacquerware is very durable craftsmanship, highly appreciated all over the world by connoisseurs of modern Asian table culture. In museums is exhibited pieces that have never lost their beauty despite old age. The products of Gato Mikio have modern shapes of extremely successful, harmonious aesthetics and wonderfully pleasant to the hand. The production is traditional, truly masterful and makes each piece an exquisite element on the stylishly set table. The precious wood of the Japanese zelkove proudly displays its beautiful grain under the protective varnish.

Tsumugi by Gato Mikio

This product series includes traditional Japanese food bowls used as soup bowls, rice bowls, cereal bowls or even for desserts. The naming of the series is based on a particularly exclusive and valuable silk: Yuki Tsumugi. This silk, produced by a special weaving technique, has a special softness and pattern. Very similar feels who takes the rice bowls of the series Tsumugi in the hand. The wood of the Japanese zelkove is perfectly suited for traditional processing. The surface becomes unusually soft and gentle, delicately textured and resistant due to the well-known pliability of the wood. In this way, unusually beautiful shapes can be produced. Designer Ikumi Ishizaki - umu design - studied the high school of design at Osaka University. \"Kiji-Rokuro-biki\" is the name of the traditional processing technique used to make wooden vessels in Yamanaka at Gato Mikio. A special process is used as early as the sawing stage, making the products more resistant to deformation. The artisans then work in precisely defined steps with special tools to shape them.

The bowls and plates are of exceptional, simple beauty. Very thin-walled, very finely crafted, the grace of the natural material comes to the fore succinctly. Elegant, unobtrusive, but sovereign. The internationally sought-after designer Ikumi Ishizaki lives the vision of perfectly combining high aesthetics with extremely practical use. Her design studio umu collaborates with prestigious clients, often manufacturers of home furniture and housewares.

Zelkove, the wood of temple builders and bow masters

The zelkove belongs to the elm family and is revered in Japan as a very special tree, also called kaeki. It is relatively rare and is therefore only used for really high-quality products. The ring-porous wood is very durable and resistant, it is one of the best you can get, for example, for furniture or even buildings. In Japan, you can visit temples that were built with this wood over a thousand years ago and still have the original beams. Another application is the construction of the famous Japanese bows (yumi). Since the wood of the zelkove is hard, resistant and at the same time absolutely elastic, the best Japanese bows are made of zelkove.

All products are unique. Slight deviations from the picture are possible.

Colour:	Red
Artist/ Master:	Ikumi Ishizaki, umu design
Lacquerware Series:	Tsumugi
Material:	Zelkove
Care:	Wash by hand To avoid scratches, do not use sharp objects or cleaning agents
Protective lacquer:	Urethan
Maße:	Ø 13 cm, H 9,6 cm

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Sozusagen vor ein paar Stunden erst habe ich das Paket mit der Suppenschale und dem Löffel erhalten. Ich bin tief berührt von der Schönheit des Gefäßes. Daraus Nahrung zu mir zu nehmen, empfinde ich wie eine heilige Handlung, und als innere Resonanz dazu fühle ich tiefe Dankbarkeit und Glück, so zu speisen. Und wie wahr: " ORYOKI " DAS WAS GERADE GENUG ENTHÄLT:

Anne , 21.05.2022

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Gato Mikio

The company Gato Mikio was founded in 1908 in Yamanaka Onsen by Kaga as a wood workshop called Wareto. Yamanaka Onsen is located in Ishikawa Prefecture in western Japan, approximately at the same latitude as Tokyo. For 450 years, Ishikawa Prefecture has been known for producing lacquerware (lacquerware, urushi), wooden products with elaborate lacquer coatings. The Gato Mikio workshop utilizes the advantages of traditional Yamanaka lacquerware production, where high-quality, selected woods are precisely shaped using a potter's wheel. In this way, Gato Miko has created exceptionally beautiful Japanese wooden tableware, which has been awarded numerous design prizes. With the same craftsmanship, specially designed tea caddies, bowls, and tablets for green tea are also produced from wood.

Craftsmanship perfection and stylish, modern design are the outstanding features of Gato Mikio's products. With unique, sophisticated design products, this workshop has earned an excellent reputation worldwide. Gato Mikio is one of the leading manufacturers of high-end lacquerware in Japan and is among the most renowned worldwide.