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Marugo Kato Gosuke Shoten
| Address | 6-193 shinano seto Aichi, JAPAN ZIP:480-1207 |
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| Representative Name | GOTO TAKASHI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
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Mino ware Side Dish Bowl Japanese Tableware 12.7cm Made in Japan
SD item code:9059293
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Shigaraki style
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信楽風
(1008-1003-1-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
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(1008-1003-1-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S2 |
black humpback (Megalops cyprinoides)
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黒ハケメ
(1008-1003-2-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
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(1008-1003-2-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S4 |
Green Color Run
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緑彩流し
(1008-1003-3-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
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(1008-1003-3-1)
JAN:MK-1906-tei-10007265
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 2 weeks
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| Dimensions |
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[Size] Approx. 12.7 cm × 12.7 cm × 4.8 cm (H)
[Weight] 259 g [Texture] Smooth [Material] Porcelain [Manufactured] Made in Japan (Mino-yaki) [Microwave] ✓ (For warming only) [Dishwasher] ✓ [Oven] × [Direct Heat] × |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: [Material] Porcelain
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Description
| This series reflects the beauty of the four seasons, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with user-friendly design. This simmered dish bowl is perfect for a wide range of home-cooked meals, from side dishes like vinegared salads and dressed vegetables to Japanese sweets such as anmitsu. Its depth also makes it ideal for serving soup from a pot. It looks great when used to serve kinpira, simmered dishes, and prepared side dishes!♪ Shigaraki-style, Black Hakeme, and Green Nuri. While each has its own unique character, these designs share a beauty that enhances the food, so we recommend mixing and matching all three patterns. With four different shapes available, you can have fun coordinating them. These pieces bring out the vibrant colors of the seasons and your dishes. *[Shigaraki-style]: The charm lies in the glaze’s texture. The warmth of the clay and the natural texture of the glaze are its main attractions. The subdued sheen helps highlight the food you serve. This piece adds a sense of calm and depth to your dining table. It also works well as a small bowl to serve alongside hot pot dishes. *[Black Brushstroke], where the lustrous texture exudes a sense of luxury. Bold brushstroke patterns stand out against the jet-black surface, and the lustrous texture creates an air of sophistication. It makes salads and Japanese sweets look incredibly stylish. If you love Japanese cuisine, this is sure to become a staple in your collection! *[Midori-sai Nagashi], where glossy and matte finishes coexist. The areas where the glaze has pooled are a lustrous black, while the areas where it has spread take on a bluish, matte finish due to kiln changes (glaze variations)—creating a fascinating, complex appearance. Since each piece varies significantly and has its own unique character, you can enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with your tableware. Its substantial presence elevates the visual impact of your dishes at the table. *These are substantial, thick-walled pieces with a rich, distinctive character. They feel stable and exude a sense of calm and elegance. We also recommend using them to enjoy an evening drink in the atmosphere of a home izakaya or small Japanese restaurant. *Microwave and dishwasher safe While they have a rich, timeless charm, it’s a welcome bonus that they’re made of easy-to-care-for porcelain. *Mino-yaki tableware with a wide variety of designs Mino ware boasts the highest pottery production volume in Japan. Mino ware is the general term for ceramics produced in the Tono region, located in the southeastern part of Gifu Prefecture. Thanks to the wide variety of clays available, a diverse range of tableware is created—from traditional, charming Japanese tableware to modern designs suited for contemporary dining tables. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.26th 2026 to Jan.28th 2027 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.10th 2026 to Nov.12th 2026 |
| EMS | From Nov.9th 2026 to Nov.12th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Nov.11th 2026 to Nov.16th 2026 |
| DHL | From Nov.9th 2026 to Nov.11th 2026 |
| UPS | From Nov.9th 2026 to Nov.11th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Nov.9th 2026 to Nov.11th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Color may look different depending on your monitor.
*The accessories shown in the product images *The items in the background are for photographic purposes only and are not included. *Due to the nature of pottery, iron powder, pinholes (holes as if pierced with a fork), glaze baldness, uneven color, uneven hue and shade, small scratches, slight distortion, slight rattling, etc. may occur. Please note that these are within the standard of good quality. |
This simmered dish bowl is perfect for a wide range of home-cooked meals, from side dishes like vinegared salads and dressed vegetables to Japanese sweets such as anmitsu. Its depth also makes it ideal for serving soup from a pot. It looks great when used to serve kinpira, simmered dishes, and prepared side dishes!♪
Shigaraki-style, Black Hakeme, and Green Nuri. While each has its own unique character, these designs share a beauty that enhances the food, so we recommend mixing and matching all three patterns.
With four different shapes available, you can have fun coordinating them.
These pieces bring out the vibrant colors of the seasons and your dishes.
*[Shigaraki-style]: The charm lies in the glaze’s texture.
The warmth of the clay and the natural texture of the glaze are its main attractions. The subdued sheen helps highlight the food you serve. This piece adds a sense of calm and depth to your dining table. It also works well as a small bowl to serve alongside hot pot dishes.
*[Black Brushstroke], where the lustrous texture exudes a sense of luxury.
Bold brushstroke patterns stand out against the jet-black surface, and the lustrous texture creates an air of sophistication. It makes salads and Japanese sweets look incredibly stylish. If you love Japanese cuisine, this is sure to become a staple in your collection!
*[Midori-sai Nagashi], where glossy and matte finishes coexist.
The areas where the glaze has pooled are a lustrous black, while the areas where it has spread take on a bluish, matte finish due to kiln changes (glaze variations)—creating a fascinating, complex appearance. Since each piece varies significantly and has its own unique character, you can enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with your tableware. Its substantial presence elevates the visual impact of your dishes at the table.
*These are substantial, thick-walled pieces with a rich, distinctive character.
They feel stable and exude a sense of calm and elegance. We also recommend using them to enjoy an evening drink in the atmosphere of a home izakaya or small Japanese restaurant.
*Microwave and dishwasher safe
While they have a rich, timeless charm, it’s a welcome bonus that they’re made of easy-to-care-for porcelain.
*Mino-yaki tableware with a wide variety of designs
Mino ware boasts the highest pottery production volume in Japan. Mino ware is the general term for ceramics produced in the Tono region, located in the southeastern part of Gifu Prefecture. Thanks to the wide variety of clays available, a diverse range of tableware is created—from traditional, charming Japanese tableware to modern designs suited for contemporary dining tables.