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| Address | 2-1-17 Minamiazabu Minatoku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:106-0047 |
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| Representative Name | Hiroshi Mori |
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Shuho-nuri Shoho-ji Bowl with sealed nine-yoso pattern in black
 Original text before translation
秀衡塗正法寺椀印入り九曜紋入黒
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(2135000001332)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Size : Φ12.3cm (bore portion) x H4cm, Φ13.3cm (bore portion) x H5cm, Φ14.3cm (bore portion) x H6.5cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material : lacquer, horse chestnut
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Description
| Ancient bowls in Iwate, three-storied bowls of Shoboji Temple, one of the specialized monasteries of the Soto sect of Zen Buddhism in the region. The Shoboji bowls were passed down in Shoboji Temple in Kuroishi, Iwate, and are three-storied bowls in the shape of an oryokuro (a bowl without a base). Shoboji Temple, called Oku no Shoboji, is located in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, and is designated as a National Important Cultural Property. It was founded in 1348 by a Noto priest, Mutei Ryojo, as the head temple of the Soto sect in both Ou regions. It used to have the status of the third head temple along with Eiheiji and Sojijiji, and the number of branch temples numbered 1,200. The temple is also famous for its stone steps built of serpentine rock since its founding and the main hall with the largest thatched roof in Japan. The Shoboji bowls are characterized by their plain, all-black bowls, which are nested in three sets of three, large, medium, and small. The shape of the bowls is such that the mouth is inwardly curved without a base, and the word "Shoboji" is written on the back of each bowl, hence the name "Shoboji bowl. Since these bowls are the personal belongings of Zen monks, they are shaped to be easy to carry, and the one-soup-and-one-vegetable bowls can be said to be simple in design, with not a single point wasted. The large bowl holds rice, the medium one holds soup, and the small one holds incense, and is still used daily at Shoboji temples. It is one of the three most famous bowls in Iwate. The Shoboji bowls with this design were added 10 years ago and officially started to be made as Shoboji bowls in Iwate. The production of these bowls stopped for a while, but now designshop, in cooperation with Shoboji, has resumed their sales. Shojin ryori (vegetarian food) served at Shoboji Temple is served in these bowls. The pattern is called Kuyo-mon, the family crest of the Date clan. It represents the sun and the planets orbiting the solar system. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jun.26th to Aug.30th |
| Air Mail | From Jun.10th to Jun.12th |
| EMS | From Jun.7th to Jun.12th |
| Pantos Express | From Jun.11th to Jun.14th |
| DHL | From Jun.7th to Jun.11th |
| UPS | From Jun.7th to Jun.11th |
| FedEx | From Jun.7th to Jun.11th |
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*This product page is for Hidehira-nuri Shohoji bowls, black with seal and nine yo-yo crest. Please note that this is not a bowl with a crest.
*If you are ordering a large quantity for a gift, please contact us so that we can check our stock. *If we run out of stock, it may take up to 3 months before the product is ready. *If the manufacturer is out of stock, we may ask you to wait (we will contact you shortly for the delivery date). *We ship only on weekdays. Size Size : Φ12.3cm(diameter part)×H4cm, Φ13.3cm(diameter part)×H5cm, Φ14.3cm(diameter part)×H6.5cm Material Lacquer, horse chestnut Country of production made in Japan(Iwate) If you place an order for multiple items with different delivery dates in your cart, we will ship the items with the longest delivery date. Please understand and purchase with your understanding. |
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The Shoboji bowls were passed down in Shoboji Temple in Kuroishi, Iwate, and are three-storied bowls in the shape of an oryokuro (a bowl without a base).
Shoboji Temple, called Oku no Shoboji, is located in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, and is designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
It was founded in 1348 by a Noto priest, Mutei Ryojo, as the head temple of the Soto sect in both Ou regions.
It used to have the status of the third head temple along with Eiheiji and Sojijiji, and the number of branch temples numbered 1,200.
The temple is also famous for its stone steps built of serpentine rock since its founding and the main hall with the largest thatched roof in Japan.
The Shoboji bowls are characterized by their plain, all-black bowls, which are nested in three sets of three, large, medium, and small.
The shape of the bowls is such that the mouth is inwardly curved without a base, and the word "Shoboji" is written on the back of each bowl, hence the name "Shoboji bowl.
Since these bowls are the personal belongings of Zen monks, they are shaped to be easy to carry, and the one-soup-and-one-vegetable bowls can be said to be simple in design, with not a single point wasted.
The large bowl holds rice, the medium one holds soup, and the small one holds incense, and is still used daily at Shoboji temples. It is one of the three most famous bowls in Iwate.
The Shoboji bowls with this design were added 10 years ago and officially started to be made as Shoboji bowls in Iwate.
The production of these bowls stopped for a while, but now designshop, in cooperation with Shoboji, has resumed their sales.
Shojin ryori (vegetarian food) served at Shoboji Temple is served in these bowls.
The pattern is called Kuyo-mon, the family crest of the Date clan. It represents the sun and the planets orbiting the solar system.
岩手の古椀 曹洞宗地方専門僧堂の一つ正法寺の三重椀
正法寺椀は岩手、黒石の正法寺に伝わる椀で、高台のない応量器型の三重椀です。
正法寺は、奥の正法寺とよばれる、岩手県奥州市にある、国指定重要文化財にも指定されているお寺です。
1348年、能登の僧 無底良韶（むていりょうじょう）によって奥羽両国の曹洞宗の本山として開かれた寺です。
かつては永平寺、総持寺と並んで第三の本寺の格式を有し、末寺の数は1200を数えました。
蛇紋岩を積み上げた開山以来の石段や、約160坪にもなる日本一の茅葺き屋根の本堂があることでも有名です。
正法寺椀の特徴は、総黒の無地椀で、大中小三つ組からなる入れ子になっています。
形は口の辺が内側に反り高台が無く、椀それぞれの裏に「正法寺」と書いてあるので、正法寺椀と言われるようになりました。
禅僧の持物なので、持ち運びのしやすいような形にまとめてあり、一汁一菜の器は、一点の無駄もないシンプルなデザインと言えます。
大は飯、中は汁物、小は香物をいれ、今も正法寺で日常的に使われています。岩手において、「古椀」と呼ばれる3つの名椀のひとつです。
こちらの文様のついた正法寺椀は、10年前に文様を入れ、正式に岩手の正法寺の椀として作り始められました。
一時期生産がとまったものを、この度designshopが正法寺と協力し、販売を再開しました。
正法寺で食べる精進料理は、こちらのお椀で食べることができます。
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