Leave the ramen and rice bowl to us

There are a lot of good rice bowls, but when it comes to rice bowls, I can't find anything that suits me (this is an excuse for the lack of rice bowls in KIGOCOCHI's lineup...I'm sorry). Under such circumstances, this is a donbachi bowl that I would like to recommend with confidence.

The size is really just right. I think this is very important for bowls. Even if it is too big, it is heavy and difficult to use. This can go either way. Of course, it goes without saying that they look cool when placed on the dining table.

The pattern of the ho, which has a beauty without waste

Once you get hooked on the pottery, your eyes will gradually shift to various colors and decorations. "That's nice too~" "There's something like this!" However, after seeing a lot of vessels, I think it's ho that comes back after all.

There is no useless element, and there is a stripped-down beauty. At first glance, you may think that it lacks interest, but in fact , there is a fun that you can enjoy completely different expressions depending on the artist . The depth of the carving, the thickness of the ridgeline, the overall atmosphere, etc. are truly unique. What I feel from Mr. Ohara's hoi pattern is "strength" and "graciousness." It fits well with the rough soil of Shigaraki.

Donbachi bowl