Rice Bowl - Heuge - Setoguro
Founded in Tokyo in 2016, Chips reinterprets the four traditional colors of Mino ceramics: Shino, Oribe, Kizeto, and Setoguro.
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HEUGE SETOGURO RICE BOWL
Pottery from the Momoyama period is also known as "Hikidashi Kuro" (drawer black) or "Tensho Kuro" (Tensho black) due to the firing method and the era in which it was fired. One of its features is its glossy, deep jet black glaze, so opaque that the color of the base material is not visible.
To create Setoguro tableware that can be widely used on modern dining tables, we used modern glaze blends and techniques rather than the same methods as in the past to achieve a glossy, true jet black color. Enjoy the contrast between the unique black-on-black tableware and colorful ingredients.
Rice bowl with a clean shape called flat shape. It has been popular among Japanese people since ancient times, and when you hold it, the shape of your hand and the bowl are very beautiful. Additionally, the presentation looks balanced regardless of the amount of rice.
CHARACTERISTICSPRODUCT FEATURES
- Country of origin: Japan
- Material: Porcelain
- Size: Φ128 x H55mm
- Not suitable for ovens or direct heat
- Microwave safe
- Dishwasher safe
Caractéristiques
- Dimensions
- Φ128 × H55mm
- Poids
- 250 g
- Matière
- Ceramic
- Couleur
- Black
- Origine
- Hasami, Japan
Usage & Entretien
Microwave safe
Dishwasher safe