Ceramic Japanese-style Bowl for an Authentic Culinary Experience

Discover this beautiful ceramic Japanese-style bowl that will add a touch of elegance to your Japanese dish collection. Its design is inspired by kaika patterns, depicting delicate blue and white flowers on the inside, while the outside is of a solid color. This bowl is reminiscent of those used in Asian cuisine specialty restaurants.

• Add a touch of elegance to your Japanese dish collection with this ceramic bowl.
• Inspired by kaika patterns, representing delicate blue and white flowers on the inside.
• Perfect for enjoying the flavors of Japanese cuisine.
• Can be used for various dishes such as soups, rice bowls, sushi, and more.
• Also suitable for use as a tea cup or sake bowl.
• Makes a perfect gift for someone who appreciates Japanese cuisine.
• Follow proper table etiquette in Japan:

• 💯 Always start your meal by saying the Japanese expression “itadamikasu”, which means bon appétit.
• 💯 Avoid playing with your chopsticks. If not in use, place them on the chopstick rest.
• 💯 To eat rice properly, hold the bowl with one hand and bring it to your mouth. Use the other hand to handle your chopsticks.
• 💯 Wash the bowl with warm water and soap, then gently scrub it with a soft sponge to avoid scratches.
• 💯 Explore our collection of Japanese tableware, perfect for creating a Wabi Sabi environment.

Discover the Japanese ceramic bowl to fully enjoy your meals

If you are a lover of Japanese cuisine, this bowl is the essential accessory missing from your collection of Japanese tableware. With its elegant patterns, it adds a touch of refinement to your table and fits perfectly into a Wabi Sabi ambiance. Made using traditional artisanal techniques, this bowl respects Japanese culinary values and customs for an authentic experience.

This bowl is perfect for everyday use, but it is also ideal for special occasions where you want to impress your guests with Japanese dishes. Whether it’s for enjoying miso soup, a plate of maki or sushi, or any other Japanese recipe that tempts you, this bowl is the perfect companion.

Here are some tips for adopting the Japanese art of table etiquette:

• 💯 Always start your meal by saying “itadakimasu,” which means “thank you for this meal”
• 💯 Avoid sticking your chopsticks into your bowl of white rice, as this is reserved for religious practices during funeral ceremonies. If you’re not using them, place them on the chopstick rest
• 💯 To preserve the quality of your bowl, always wash it with warm water and a gentle sponge to avoid scratches
• 💯 In Japan, rice is eaten plain and unsalted. If you’re eating sushi, avoid dipping the rice in soy sauce; instead, dip the fish in it
• 💯 Feel free to take a look at our collection of traditional Japanese tableware to complete your dining set with stunning pieces