HKliving Japanese Rice Bowl White Speckled

Kyoto ceramics Japanese rice bowl in the colour white speckled. The tradition of the Japanese tea ceremony inspired us to create a range of earthy tableware. A serene and sensational assortment, filled with burnt earthy hues, to take you along your own beautiful Asian ritual. All items in our Kyoto ceramics family are produced in Japan, the country of their origin. They are all hand finished and hand glazed, to give them the traditional and unique Japanese feel. The tradition of the Japanese tea ceremony inspired us to create a range of earthy tableware. A serene and sensational assortment, filled with burnt earthy hues, to take you along your own beautiful Asian ritual. All items in our Kyoto ceramics family are produced in Japan, the country of their origin. They are all hand finished and hand glazed, to give them the traditional and unique Japanese feel. colour: White speckled dimensions: 11,3×11,3×6,3cm product length/depth (cm): 11,3 product width (cm): 11,3 product height (cm): 6,3 product diameter (cm): 11,3 product weight (gr): 140 material: Porcelain food safe: Yes dishwasher proof: Yes product capacity (ML): 300 microwave proof: Yes The tradition of the Japanese tea ceremony inspired us to create a range of earthy tableware. A serene and sensational assortment, filled with burnt earthy hues, to take you along your own beautiful Asian ritual. All items in our Kyoto ceramics family are produced in Japan, the country of their origin. They are all hand finished and hand glazed, to give them the traditional and unique Japanese feel. For Chapter 3 we added new items in three colours to our Kyoto ceramics family: beautiful brown/ochre, serene speckled white and all black. These beautiful pieces are made of thin porcelain and they get fired twice at a high temperature to prevent breakage, scratching and wearing of the porcelain. The hand finishing touch gives them this quirky unique look!

Brand: HKliving

Dutch brand HKliving draw influences from all four corners of the globe to create their eclectic range of home accessories for modern homes. In contrast to Scandinavian brands who prefer a minimalist, ‘less is more’ aesthetic, HKliving’s style nods to diverse cultures as well as looking to the past, especially the 1970s era, to create their irreverent range of home accessories. Think Darwin-esque paperweights containing suspended jellyfish, cushions printed with Japanese style patterns, and ceramic plates, cups and platters inspired by a bohemian aesthetic.