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This is a limited-edition piece created specifically for Mayuko Ichino's exhibition "Flower, Dot & Wonder." We are pleased to offer it for a limited time through our online exhibition to coincide with the event. 【Sales Period】October 4 (Sun) – October 13 (Tue), 2026
A practical bowl featuring a beautiful, glossy amber glaze.
With a deep amber glaze that evokes the warmth of handcrafted pottery, this bowl is perfect for everyday use. The medium size is ideal for side dishes or salads, while the small size works well for small servings or desserts. It complements any table setting, whether Japanese or Western.
Microwave safe (for reheating only; please avoid high-output, prolonged use) Dishwasher safe (hand washing is recommended to prevent breakage from collision) Not oven or direct flame safe
Note
As these items are handcrafted, there may be slight individual variations in color, shape, and pattern. Please note that the actual product may differ from the photographs.
■ Care Instructions
Soaking the bowl in water before first use helps prevent staining and color transfer.
Ensure the piece is thoroughly dry before storing it after use.
■ Store Pickup (Musashi-Koyama)
If you select "Pickup" during checkout, you can collect your order free of charge at Maison Toji TOKYO in Musashi-Koyama (5-11-19 Meguro-Honcho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo).
Please select "Pickup" rather than "Shipping" on the payment screen.
Orders are generally ready within 2–4 days. We will notify you once your order is ready for collection.
■ PROFILE
Asanogama - Mayuko Ichino Tanba-yaki is a ceramic tradition with over 800 years of history, centered in Tanbasasayama, Hyogo Prefecture. Mayuko Ichino, who leads Asanogama, learned the craft at her family's Shozo Kiln before establishing her own studio. Her style, which reflects the sensibilities of a younger generation, layers lovely motifs like dots and flowers over the rustic, earthy clay of Tanba.
■ Recommended Pairings
By collecting pieces from the same kiln, you can create a charming and cohesive table setting. View related items: Asanogama
