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With hand-drawn patterns

The shallow rice bowl series is one of the representative items of HAKUSAN PORCELAIN. The rice bowls have a universal and lasting design.

For rice lovers

Shallow rice bowls are designed by Masahiro Mori, who is a leading porcelain designer in Japan. The bowls are made slightly wider and shallower than other rice bowls in general. After the long try-and-error, Mori made this shape for usability. Usually, Japanese people hold a rice bowl to eat rice. Based on the custom, the shallow rice bowl is made to hold easier even by women or children who have small hands.

PAIR OF SHALLOW RICE BOWLS A19 D11 is a pair of rice bowls with hand-drawn patterns. They bring joy and brightness to your dining table. It would be a nice gift for rice lovers.

HAKUSAN's Hasami ware for daily use

HAKUSAN PORCELAIN is a manufacturer of Hasami ware founded in 1779. Hasami ware is the porcelain produced in Hasami town, Nagasaki Prefecture of Japan for more than 400 years. The porcelain is characterized by a fine white base and simple patterns.
 
HAKUSAN PORCELAIN produces Hasami ware that fits our modern lifestyle. The products are made with simple patterns in proper sizes that go well with various cuisines. "Being ordinary" would be the most feature of HAKUSAN PORCELAIN. Based on the usability and well-considered design, many products of HAKUSAN have received design awards.