Porcelain bowl in Ramen, motif horitokusakuro1200 ml, Ã ~19 cm, p9.3 cm

Discover the perfect alliance of Japanese art and gastronomy with this Minoyaki porcelain rāmen bowl, decorated with Horitokusakuro motive. Inspired by the EDO period (1603-1867), this motive represents the Tokusa, a fergere with vertical stems symbolizing growth and prosperity.

Very popular in the courses before Japanese houses, the Tokusa also evokes the rigor and beauty of nature, with its compact and regular stems.

The name Horitokusakuro combines three elements: Hori, reminiscent of the irregularity and the fineness of a sculpture; Tokusa, the plant symbol of prosperity; And Kuro, designating the deep black color of this bowl. In the past, we said that polishing gold with Tokusa made the metal even brighter, thus illustrating the association of nature and elegance in Japanese culture.

Made of high quality Minoyaki porcelain, this black bowl with carved patterns is perfect for enjoying your rāmen, soups and boil, while bringing a refined and authentic touch at your table.

Practical, resistant and aesthetically unique, it embodies both Japanese traditional art and modern culinary experience.

Whether you are japanese cooking or passionate Crafts Japanese, this horitokusakuro bowl will become an indispensable for your refined meals.