Kaze-ya style Hand-painted BOKASHI Pair Bowls (2pc set) [Direct from Japan]

"Kaze-ya style" is a new high-sensitivity brand that totally designs the lifestyle of the user, and the concept is high-quality simple modern that is not flashy but sophisticated while each one has individuality.

This is a set of "Okonomiwan (お好み椀)", which has a name with the meaning of "Please use it for your favourite purpose".
As it is a little larger than a normal soup bowl, this convenient bowl can be used for various purposes.
Hand-painted by skilled lacquer craftsmen, the gentle texture is a sign of authenticity and a masterpiece that makes full use of traditional techniques.

A popular classic of Kaze-ya style. An elegant texture that you won't get tired of.

~About Yamanaka Lacquerware~
Yamanaka Lacquerware originated during the Tensho era (1573-1592 AD) of the Azuchi-Momoyama period.
It began when a group of woodworkers with logging permits moved from Echizen to the village of Masago, about 20km upstream from Yamanaka Onsen in Kaga City.
From around the middle of the Edo period, lacquering and maki-e techniques were introduced from Aizu, Kyoto, and Kanazawa, and along with wooden materials, it developed as a production area for lacquered items such as tea ceremony utensils, as well as souvenirs for visitors to the hot springs of Yamanaka Onsen.

[Contents]
Hand-painted Lacquer Bowls x 2 (Black & Vermilion)

[Product Details]
Bowl Size: Diameter 13.6cm x 9.3cm
Material: Phenol resin with wood powder,
Lacquer coating (hand-painted)
Box Dimension: 24cm x 16.5cm x 15.5 cm
Total Weight: 640g
Country of Origin: Japan