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Hasami Hana Inban Pattern Rice Bowl
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Ceramic rice bowl • Hasami Ware • 11 cm (4.3") diameter • Made in Japan
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Serve rice in the Hasami Hana Inban Pattern Rice Bowl, a ceramic bowl made in Hasami, Nagasaki. The inban pattern gives each piece a crisp, handmade feel, while the 11 cm size suits rice, desserts, or small portions. Care notes recommend hand washing and avoiding the dishwasher and microwave.
Why You’ll Love It
Inban pattern gives the bowl a clean, distinctive look.
11 cm size works well for rice, desserts, and small servings.
Ceramic pottery feels substantial in daily use.
Subtle variations in color and texture make each bowl unique.
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Hasami ware rice bowl
Product Description
The Hasami Hana Inban Pattern Rice Bowl is a ceramic Hasami ware bowl made in Japan. Its 11 cm size makes it a practical choice for rice, and it also suits desserts and other small servings.
The inban pattern gives the bowl a clean, distinctive surface, and the slight variations in color and texture mean each piece has its own character. It is finished with a matte glaze and comes in an exclusive craft box.
For care, hand wash with mild soap and a soft sponge, rinse thoroughly, and dry immediately. Avoid the dishwasher, microwave, open flames, and sudden temperature changes.
Product Information
Dimensions: 4.3 in (11 cm) x 2.6 in (h6.5 cm)
Material: Ceramic pottery
Craft: Hasami Ware
Packaging: Exclusive craft box
Capacity: Suitable for rice and desserts
Made in Japan
Care instructions
- Hand wash with mild soap and a soft sponge after each use; rinse thoroughly and dry immediately.
- Avoid using it in the dishwasher or microwave to preserve the ceramic's integrity.
- Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in the exclusive craft box provided to prevent scratches and damage.
- Keep the bowl away from open flames and extreme temperature changes to maintain its quality.
Artisan & Craft
This bowl is made in Hasami, Nagasaki, as Hasami ware. The inban pattern and subtle variations in color and texture reflect the handmade character of the piece.
Note
Slight variations in color and texture are part of the handmade character of each bowl.
Questions About This Piece
What can I use this bowl for besides rice?
Its 11 cm size also works well for desserts and small servings, so you can use it for fruit, sweets, or a simple side dish.
What kind of finish does the inban pattern give it?
The inban pattern gives the bowl a crisp, printed look with a handmade feel, and the slight variations in color and texture make each piece unique.
How should I care for it?
Hand wash with mild soap and a soft sponge, rinse thoroughly, and dry immediately. To preserve the ceramic, avoid the dishwasher, microwave, open flames, and sudden temperature changes.
Does it come ready to give as a gift?
Yes. It comes in an exclusive craft box, which makes it convenient for storage or gifting.
Hasami ware · Nagasaki, Japan
Hasami: four centuries of everyday Japanese porcelain
Hasami has been producing ceramics for more than 400 years.
Known for practical forms, clean design and reliable everyday use,
Hasami ware grew from a pottery town into one of Japan’s most
recognizable tableware traditions.
400+ yearsof ceramic tradition
Made in NagasakiHasami, Japan
Everyday designpractical, clean, enduring
Hasami · Nagasaki Prefecture · Japan
Discover Hasami
Learn more about Hasami ware
What is Hasami ware?
Hasami ware is Japanese ceramic tableware made in and around the
town of Hasami in Nagasaki Prefecture. The area has been producing
ceramics for more than four centuries and is particularly known
for functional tableware designed for regular everyday use.
What makes Hasami ware different?
Hasami ware is often defined by simplicity, practicality and clean
proportions. Rather than focusing only on decorative display,
many Hasami pieces are designed to be comfortable to handle,
easy to combine and useful at the table every day.
Where is Hasami ware made?
Hasami ware is made in Hasami, a pottery town in Nagasaki
Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. The area has long supported
a network of specialist ceramic workshops involved in shaping,
glazing, decorating and firing tableware.
Why is Hasami ware well suited to everyday use?
Hasami ware developed around the idea of making well-designed
ceramics accessible for daily life. Its straightforward forms,
comfortable proportions and versatile designs make it easy to use
across different meals and mix with other Japanese tableware.
