Name: Amber Glazed Small Bowl | Asano Kiln
Brand: Maison Toji
Price: 2750.0 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥2,750

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This piece was created exclusively for Mayuko Ichino's exhibition, "Flower, Dot & Wonder." To coincide with the exhibition period, it will be available for a limited time through our online gallery.
【Sale Period】October 4 (Sun) – October 13 (Tue), 2026

A versatile amber-glazed small bowl that is a must-have.

This small bowl features a calming amber glaze that makes dressed vegetables and simmered dishes look delicious. It is easy to use for condiments or as a side dish bowl, making it a piece you will reach for often.

Item No.	No.7 Amber Glazed Small Bowl
Size	W11 × H3.5cm
Material	Pottery
Origin	Hyogo Prefecture (Tanba Ware)
Features	Microwave safe (for warming only; please avoid prolonged use at high power) Dishwasher safe (hand washing is recommended as items may break if they collide with each other) Not suitable for oven or direct flame
Notes	Due to the handmade nature, there are individual differences in color, shape, and pattern. Please note in advance that the item may differ from the photographs.

■ Care Instructions

Soaking the item in water before first use helps prevent stains and color transfer.
Please ensure the item is thoroughly dried before storing after use.

■ In-Store Pickup (Musashi-Koyama)

If you select "Pickup" during checkout, you can collect your order free of shipping charges at Maison Toji TOKYO | Musashi-Koyama (5-11-19 Meguro-honcho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo).

Please select "Pickup" instead of "Shipping" on the payment screen.
Orders are typically ready for pickup in 2–4 days. We will contact you once your order is ready for collection.

■ PROFILE

Asano-gama: Mayuko Ichino
Tanba Ware is pottery with over 800 years of history, preserved primarily in Tanbasasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. Mayuko Ichino, who leads Asano-gama, established her studio after learning pottery at her family’s Shozo-gama. Her style reflects a younger generation, blending the rustic quality of Tanba clay with charming motifs like dots and flowers.

■ Recommended Pairings

By coordinating your pieces from the same kiln, you can create a unified and lovely dining table.
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