Unused item ⭐︎ Comes with original box "ARITA PORCELAIN LAB x Saga Hirakawa-ya Set of 2 Nabedori Bowls" * This is a collaboration product between "ARITA PORCELAIN LAB," a popular kiln in Arita, and "Saga Hirakawa-ya," a tofu shop in Ureshino Onsen, Saga. It is a bowl designed for serving yudofu (hot pot tofu). It is expressed in the popular Japan Snow series of ARITA PORCELAIN LAB. * The elegant and matte white porcelain, born from the pursuit of what white porcelain should be in modern life, was realized by craftsmen applying glaze, mixed with a secret technique passed down through generations, with a brush, one by one. * The shadows of the brushstrokes create a sense of luxury, and the beauty of the white color is reminiscent of the world-famous Japanese powder snow. * The design is a modern redesign of the traditional "Ko-Imari Kusabana Mon" (Old Imari Floral Pattern), a lucky pattern considered auspicious since ancient times, in a two-color scheme of black and gray, creating a chic and modern monotone design. <Color> Black <Size> Diameter 15.5cm Height 5cm <Material> Ceramic ※ Microwave safe ※ Dishwasher safe (It seems that the surface may peel off if you continue to use the dishwasher. The kiln recommends hand washing for long-term use.) ◆ Currently sold out, I think it's a rare and valuable item that is difficult to obtain. ◆ Shipping will be done by carefully wrapping each plate with bubble wrap and sending it via home delivery. Official information below: A collaboration between Saga Hirakawa-ya's onsen yudofu and ARITA PORCELAIN LAB has been born. A Nabedori bowl jointly developed with Saga Hirakawa-ya, perfect for enjoying onsen yudofu. Expressed in ARITA PORCELAIN LAB's popular Japan Snow series. The design features the "Ko-Imari Kusabana Mon" (Old Imari Floral Pattern), a lucky pattern considered auspicious since ancient times. A two-person pot with the same design was also created. The elegant and matte white porcelain, born from the pursuit of what white porcelain should be in modern life, was realized by craftsmen applying glaze, mixed with a secret technique passed down through generations, with a brush, one by one. The shadows of the brushstrokes create a sense of luxury, and the beauty of the white color is reminiscent of the world-famous Japanese powder snow. On top of that, the traditional Ko-Imari Kusabana Mon pattern has been redesigned in a two-color scheme of black and gray to suit modern spaces. In addition, a two-person pot with the same design is also available. Please enjoy Saga Hirakawa-ya's onsen yudofu with ARITA PORCELAIN LAB's tableware.