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Wakakusa Tokusa serving bowl with curved sides, black vertical stripes and a pale green interior.

Arita Ware Ceramic Serving Bowl, Wakakusa Tokusa

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£90.00
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Details

Material: Ceramic
Arita-有田焼

Dimensions:
Width: 18cm
Height: 6.8cm

Care instructions

Dishwasher ✓
Microwave ✓

Wash gently with a soft sponge and mild detergent before first use.

Although safe with dishwasher, hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze and brushed decoration.

Avoid abrasive cleansers, hard scrubbers and sudden temperature changes.

Not recommended for oven or direct flame use.

As with all handcrafted ceramics, slight variations in glaze, linework and finish are part of its character.

Special

At a glance

• Curved rim and fresh Wakakusa green glaze give the bowl an unusually fluid silhouette
• Fine Tokusa stripes bring a traditional linear pattern into a more expressive serving form
• Generous 18cm size works for salads, pasta, individual mains or shared side dishes

The rim is what makes this bowl immediately different.

Rather than forming a regular circle, it rises and falls in a soft curve, giving the 18cm serving bowl a more sculptural presence on the table. The fresh green wakakusa glaze and fine vertical tokusa stripes emphasise that movement without making the design feel busy.

Tokusa takes its name from horsetail, whose straight stems inspired the long-used Japanese stripe pattern. Here those orderly lines contrast with the irregular outline of the bowl, bringing structure and movement together.

The size is useful beyond one particular cuisine. It works for an individual pasta or salad, a main with sauce, roasted vegetables, or a shared side placed in the centre of the table.

Made in Arita, Saga Prefecture, in ceramic rather than porcelain, giving this piece a distinctly different character from the smoother white porcelain bowls elsewhere in the collection.


About this maker

Ozaki Touki 尾崎陶器

“We believe that making use of traditional techniques to make things that are appropriate for the times and conveying the charm of the Hizen area ceramics.”
“伝統の技法を活かした時代にあったものづくりを行い、肥前地区の陶磁器の魅力を全世界に伝える”
Region
Saga Prefecture
Established
1877
Speciality
Ceramics

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