Japanese black and white brushstroke ramen bowls – Set of 2
Japanese black and white brushstroke ramen bowls – Set of 2
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Description
Two large ramen bowls with reversed decorations: one black crossed by a broad white brushstroke, the other white crossed by a black brushstroke.
This quick, free and gestural decoration recalls the spirit of Japanese calligraphy.
Their round, deep shape suits ramen, udon, soups or donburi.
They come from the Toki-Tajimi area in Gifu Prefecture, the cradle of Mino ware.
A graphic pair for meals for two. Made in Japan.
Highlights
- Brushstrokes: a free decoration, in the spirit of calligraphy.
- Reversed decorations: one black bowl, one white bowl.
- Large size: Ø 20 cm.
- Deep shape: ramen, udon, soups or donburi.
- Easy care: dishwasher and microwave safe.
Product information
- Type: ramen bowls
- Material: porcelain
- Origin: made in Japan (Toki-Tajimi area, Gifu Prefecture, the cradle of Mino ware)
- Dimensions: Ø 20 cm, height 10 cm
- Shape: round and deep
- Colours: black and white
- Decoration: brushstrokes
- Presentation: set of 2 bowls (one black, one white)
- Style: Japanese
How to use
Serve generously topped ramen or a donburi in them: their deep shape leaves room for the broth.
As for care, they are dishwasher and microwave safe.
Frequently asked questions
Are the two bowls identical?
No: one is black with a white brushstroke, the other white with a black brushstroke.
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