The Yokoku relief carving collection was created by carving plaster molds directly from hand-painted pictures. The pattern on the dish extends to the rim, framing the food like a picture. This bowl can be used for a variety of dishes, like pasta, soup, and curry, with the right depth.

SUIYO's Yokoku relief carving collection was inspired by the design used by one of the ancient Chinese government kilns, called Yaozhou kilns. The painting is based on the techniques of Western drawings, also inspired by traditional Japanese paintings, Ukiyoe.

Youkoku Shallow Bowl

Name: Youkoku Shallow Bowl
SKU: SUIYO-YO-PBowl

SKU: SUIYO-YO-PBowl

$68.00

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The Yokoku relief carving collection was created by carving plaster molds directly from hand-painted pictures. The pattern on the dish extends to the rim, framing the food like a picture. This bowl can be used for a variety of dishes, like pasta, soup, and curry, with the right depth.

SUIYO's Yokoku relief carving collection was inspired by the design used by one of the ancient Chinese government kilns, called Yaozhou kilns. The painting is based on the techniques of Western drawings, also inspired by traditional Japanese paintings, Ukiyoe.
Before using, recommend putting the porcelain in water or warm water for more than 10 minutes to avoid the ware getting oily or dusty.

Hand washing is recommended to keep the product in good condition for longer.

The following safety instructions apply to this product:

- Microwave safe

- Do not use in an oven

- Not recommended for use in a dishwasher

Note:

The size, shape, and pattern of the product may slightly vary. These may have color unevenness because of the pigment and glaze. Please be aware that there may be slight variations of color due to different settings of individual monitors and photographic methods.

About the glaze:
The surface of the glaze, which is glassy, shows cracks. This is a characteristic of the glaze and does not cause problems to use.
In addition, stains from coffee, tea, or other beverages may penetrate the joints of the glaze and become noticeable. We hope you will enjoy these changes as you use the plates day after day.

About glaze burn:
Another characteristic of glaze is that thin applying areas become burnt in the kiln. Especially, uneven surfaces and edges often show scorching because the glaze flows over them and becomes thin. Considering such unevenness as "scenery" is one of the ways to enjoy pottery. The handmade plates also allow you to feel the power of the material through their expressions.