【Size】Approximately 18.5cm in diameter, approximately 5.2cm in height 【Material】Porcelain 【Capacity】－ 【Weight】－ 【Notes】Microwave (×) / Dishwasher (△) 【Origin】Arita Town, Nishimatsuura District, Saga Prefecture This is a 6-sun iron bowl finished with the unique glaze "Sho-Unmo-Gin" by Touetsu-gama, a famous Arita-yaki kiln. The calm gray-silver color tone and the delicate sparkle like mica (unmo) scattered throughout create an elegant and dignified impression. It has a subtle luster, and the surface that beautifully changes with the way light hits it is attractive. This iron bowl has an exquisite balance of depth and width, making it a practical vessel that can be used for various dishes. It is a versatile size that looks great for simmered dishes, side dishes, soups, noodles, and even salads and desserts. The Sho-Unmo-Gin, which exudes Japanese beauty, adorns the dining table and goes well in any situation, whether Japanese or Western. *As Japanese pottery is finished by hand, each piece has its own unique differences in appearance. The size may also vary slightly. Differences in color, glaze density, patterns, visible areas of the base material, small holes, glaze dripping, color unevenness, blurring, scorch marks, uneven firing, etc., may occur depending on the product. Please understand this before purchasing. *The actual color of the product may differ slightly from the color on the screen depending on the shooting environment and the device you are viewing. Please note that we cannot accept returns except for defects in the product. *The product will be shipped at random from the stock. *Items other than the plate are for illustrative purposes only. *Precautions for using microwave and dishwasher ◇Microwave *Since earthenware is highly absorbent, be careful as it is prone to cracking due to the rapid heating of the water expanding when heated in the microwave after absorbing a lot of water. *Be careful as it is prone to cracking when heated in a microwave after being chilled in a refrigerator, etc. ◇Dishwasher *Please put the dishes in the dishwasher so that they do not collide with each other too much. (Earthenware, which is weaker than porcelain, is prone to cracking) *Since earthenware is highly absorbent, dry it well after washing. #nanaroom #MatsuBokkuri ↑Same seller, can be combined for shipping. *Welcome to combine multiple items or other products, please feel free to comment. Item Type... Shallow bowl/Mukozuke