Dynamic decoration takes center stage at the dining table

A dynamic decoration that catches your eye. A technique called "Hakeme" is used for this. As the name suggests, white makeup is applied using a brush.

The amount, momentum, and angle of application determine the individuality of the vessel. Personally, I believe that the artist's feelings and personality are reflected in the pottery as it is. Please take it in your hand and imagine what kind of person Mr. Ohara is.

The size is 7 inches. It's a reliable size that can quickly serve side dishes for 2 to 3 people. Did I make a little too much? You can also have a simmered dish. Of course, it's OK to serve one serving. You can create a nice blank space, so you can create an elegant finish.

Also available in small size

Choose from two sizes. If the good thing about 7 sun is that it's spacious enough to accept anything, the good thing about 5.5 sun is that it doesn't take up too much space on the dining table. Choose your favorite according to your cooking style.

If you often share dishes on a platter, we recommend 7 sun, and if you often serve each person individually, we recommend 5.5 sun.

7 sun shallow bowl Hakeme