Arita-yaki, Kisen, Kisen, Ai-no-Tobi-Kannna (Tobi-kanna) Serving Bowl This is a heavy, large bowl with a beautiful indigo color. ✨ Diameter: Approximately 24cm Depth: Approximately 8.5cm Unused, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about home storage. [Instant purchase OK] "Tobi-kanna" is a decorative technique that carves a pattern. When a tool (hera) is used to carve a vessel on a potter's wheel, if the angle of the tool is large, the tool is flicked up by the rotation of the wheel, and the surface of the vessel may have a carved appearance like a hatchet. This is called "Tobi-kanna" or "Odori-bera." This technique is applied to the outside and the upper part of the inside of this bowl, and it is almost the same area as the indigo-colored part. The design is very simple and clean, with only indigo and white on the inside. Made of porcelain, it is harder and less likely to chip or break compared to earthenware. Because of its large diameter, it can hold a considerable amount of food. It has a certain thickness and is durable. Although it uses Japanese techniques, it also matches Western-style dishes, so it has an atmosphere that goes well with modern Western-style houses.