Yamasan-Miyake
Maintaining the tradition of Mino-yaki pottery since the 9th century, Yamasan-Miyake produces high quality tableware and has been a specialty donburi producer for over 20 years. They firmly believe that the overall enjoyment of a dish comes not only from the taste and aroma, but also from the vessel in which it is served. Their tableware is manufactured in a small-lot process allowing them to give attention to each individual piece. As a result, their bowls and plates have lasting durability and vivid color.
Mino-yaki Earthenware
Mino-yaki earthenware is specialty pottery produced in the Mino Region (around current Toki City) of Gifu prefecture which began in the 7th century. Mino-yaki continues to adapt to modern lifestyles while preserving its history and tradition. One of the signature characteristics of Mino-yaki earthenware is its diversity. Mino-yaki does not adhere to a single form, as it has over 15 registered types of traditional handicraft in Japan
Kurodami-Madori Donburi Bowl
Boasting a traditional hand-painted design with a rabbit motif, the Kurodami-Madori Donburi Bowl evokes appreciation for the long lineages of craftsmen of Gifu. Celebrating Yamasan-Miyake’s signature style this donburi bowl is very durable and the hand-painted design pops in vivid color.
- Size: 7" x 4" | 18 cm x 10 cm high
- Weight: 1 lb 8 oz | 695 g
Material: Clay
Producer: Yamasan-Miyake
Origin: Gifu, Japan
Usage and Care
- This product is not microwave-safe. Do not set the product on any other direct heat.
- Hand wash only. Make sure to dry completely before storing. This product is not dishwasher safe.
- Food should not be stored in the product, as the porous clay could absorb the moisture and smell of the contents over time.
- Avoid any sharp temperature change on the product, as it could cause cracking.
- Do not freeze the product, as it might crack.
